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PESTEL Analysis for New Route: 5 Minutes
Conducting a PESTEL analysis for a new airline destination involves evaluating Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, and Legal factors. This comprehensive assessment includes examining government stability, aviation policies, economic health, disposable income, technological infrastructure, environmental regulations, and legal frameworks. Understanding these elements helps airlines make informed decisions about entering new markets, ensuring successful operations and strategic planning. #Aviation #PESTELAnalysis #MarketResearch #AirlineIndustry #BusinessStrategy #AviationSafety #TravelIndustry #AviationManagement #AviationOasis
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How Wi-Fi Works on Your Flight: 5 Minutes
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In-flight Wi-Fi keeps passengers connected by using air-to-ground and satellite-based systems. ATG relies on ground towers, while satellite systems use geostationary, low Earth orbit, or medium Earth orbit satellites. Antennas on the aircraft receive signals, which are distributed via onboard routers. Despite challenges like high costs, limited bandwidth, and latency, advances in satellite tech...
Why Airlines Stopped Flying the Airbus A380: 5 Minutes
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Many airlines have retired or reduced the use of the Airbus A380 due to high operating costs, changing market demands, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The shift towards more fuel-efficient, versatile aircraft like the Boeing 787 and Airbus A350, combined with a preference for direct flights and environmental concerns, has made the A380 less viable. As a result, airlines are streamlinin...
How Airlines Bounced Back from COVID-19: 5 Minutes
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Airlines have bounced back from COVID-19 through a mix of enhanced health protocols, operational efficiency, and digital transformation. By adopting rigorous sanitation measures, leveraging cargo operations, and focusing on flexible customer service, they rebuilt passenger confidence. Financial restructuring, embracing sustainable practices, and targeting leisure and regional travel markets als...
Boeing's Safety Evolution: 2023 Report Insights: 5 Minutes
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Boeing’s third annual Chief Aerospace Safety Officer (CASO) Report highlights the company's efforts to strengthen aviation safety and address criticisms regarding its safety culture. Amid ongoing scrutiny and whistleblower claims, Boeing reports significant strides in employee engagement with safety reporting and numerous initiatives to improve safety practices. Collaborations with the FAA and ...
Sky High Scrutiny, Japan Airlines Under the Microscope
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Japan Airlines is under scrutiny following six safety-related incidents in the past seven months, prompting an emergency inspection by Japan's transport ministry to ensure top safety standards. The surprise inspection, focusing on daily flight operations and safety management, came after notable incidents, including an Airbus A350 collision at Haneda Airport. Transport Minister Tetsuo Saito emp...
Riding the Air Waves: Understanding Turbulence
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Turbulence, an unavoidable aspect of air travel, is caused by various factors including thermal currents, mechanical disruptions from terrain, frontal boundaries between air masses, clear air turbulence near jet streams, wake turbulence from other aircraft, and convective activity within thunderstorms. It can range from mild to severe, affecting passenger comfort and potentially causing injurie...
Delta and Airbus Pioneer Hydrogen Fuel at Atlanta's Hartsfield
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Delta Air Lines, Airbus, and Plug Power have launched a comprehensive study to explore the feasibility of establishing a hydrogen-based fuel hub at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), the world’s busiest airport. This initiative aims to assess the infrastructure, operational viability, and safety requirements for integrating hydrogen as a future aircraft fuel. OUTLINE: 00:00...
Aviation Oasis Episode 2- SOPs and Concerns
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For more content related to the aviation industry, log on to our website at www.aviationoasis.com/ Welcome to Aviation Oasis, your gateway to simplifying and democratizing the aviation industry's knowledge. This is the second episode of the Aviation Oasis Podcast. In this episode, we delve into various concerns within the aviation industry and explore the methods and standard operating procedur...
Biden's Big Win: Transforming US Air Travel with New FAA Bill: 5 Minutes
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President Joe Biden signed the FAA Reauthorization Bill of 2024 into law, renewing the Federal Aviation Administration's authority for five years and enhancing aviation safety and passenger protections. The bill bans fees for families to sit together, mandates automatic refunds for canceled or delayed flights, and raises civil penalties for airline violations from $25,000 to $75,000. It address...
Navigating the Skies FAA's 2024 Reauthorization Act: 5 Minutes
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Navigating the Skies FAA's 2024 Reauthorization Act: 5 Minutes
Skyward Expansion COMAC's C919 Production Boost: 5 Minutes
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Skyward Expansion COMAC's C919 Production Boost: 5 Minutes
Emirates' Record Profit & Cabin Refresh: A Deep Dive: 5 Minutes
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Emirates' Record Profit & Cabin Refresh: A Deep Dive: 5 Minutes
Air India Express Turbulence: Crew Protest or Coordinated Absence? 5 Minutes
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Air India Express Turbulence: Crew Protest or Coordinated Absence? 5 Minutes
Inside Spirit AeroSystems: Challenges, Negotiations, and the Future: 5 Minutes
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Inside Spirit AeroSystems: Challenges, Negotiations, and the Future: 5 Minutes
Aviation Oasis Episode 1: Introducing the Team and Tips to Enter the Aviation Industry
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Aviation Oasis Episode 1: Introducing the Team and Tips to Enter the Aviation Industry
Bengaluru Aviation Soars: Unveiling Air India's Strategic Leap and Dominant Players: 5 Minutes
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Bengaluru Aviation Soars: Unveiling Air India's Strategic Leap and Dominant Players: 5 Minutes
Boeing's $2.5 Billion Settlement: 5 Minutes
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Boeing's $2.5 Billion Settlement: 5 Minutes
The Silent Whistle: Boeing's Whistleblower Tragedy: 5 Minutes
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The Silent Whistle: Boeing's Whistleblower Tragedy: 5 Minutes
Turkish Airlines & Partners: Revolutionizing Aerospace: 5 Minutes
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Turkish Airlines & Partners: Revolutionizing Aerospace: 5 Minutes
The Sky High Profits: Aircraft Lessors in 2024: 5 minutes
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The Sky High Profits: Aircraft Lessors in 2024: 5 minutes
IndiGo's Leap: From Domestic to Global Aviation: 5 Minutes
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IndiGo's Leap: From Domestic to Global Aviation: 5 Minutes
Top 5 Cargo Airlines of 2023: Giants of Global Trade: 5 Mintues
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Top 5 Cargo Airlines of 2023: Giants of Global Trade: 5 Mintues
Sky-High Profits: The Power of Airline Co-Branding: 5 Minutes
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Sky-High Profits: The Power of Airline Co-Branding: 5 Minutes
The Indian Aviation Boom, Explaining The Massive Aircraft Orders: 5 Minutes
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The Indian Aviation Boom, Explaining The Massive Aircraft Orders: 5 Minutes
Understanding Aircraft Load Sheet: 5 Minutes
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Understanding Aircraft Load Sheet: 5 Minutes
Explaining Load Distribution Message LDM
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Explaining Load Distribution Message LDM
AI-Powered Transformation: Elevating Aircraft Maintenance Practices: 5 Minutes
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AI-Powered Transformation: Elevating Aircraft Maintenance Practices: 5 Minutes
Behind the Scenes: The Key Departments of Airport Operations: 5 Minutes
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Behind the Scenes: The Key Departments of Airport Operations: 5 Minutes
Regional Airlines: 5 Minutes
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Regional Airlines: 5 Minutes

Комментарии

  • @ThisAviation.
    @ThisAviation. 9 часов назад

    😊

  • @williamjolliffe2914
    @williamjolliffe2914 День назад

    The loss of Malaysian flight MH 370 and of all 239 people on board on 8th March 2014, is not a mystery. It definitely disappeared through murder-suicide by a pilot, only their name and motive are not certain. After ordinary datalink communication ceased with MH370, military radar showed it flew along the Thai-Malaysia border and toward the Andaman sea. Inmarsat satellite communications with the plane prove it then flew to the deep south Indian ocean, and landed there: ( ruclips.net/video/4j0XJWfqfhs/видео.html ) The debris from MH370 found on some Indian ocean coasts off Africa, also demonstrate this definitely happened. An auto-pilot could not have caused those changes of direction, nor is remote-control hijacking possible: it must have been flown by a skilled pilot onboard. Aviation experts state: (1) had MH370 (a very big Boeing 777) crashed out of control after fuel exhaustion, or been shot down, there would have been a huge amount of debris on the ocean surface. Swissair 111 caught fire, declared emergency and crashed in the sea on 2nd Sept. 1998, leaving an enormous quantity of debris. No debris field was ever found for MH370, so it must have sunk in one piece. (2) MH370 was deliberately ‘ditched’ on the ocean surface. The damage to the discovered debris proves this. The ‘flaperon’ recovered from MH370 would have been smashed, had the plane crashed: evidently it was dragged off during ditching. ( ruclips.net/video/6Y-lhRa3Z9A/видео.html ; ruclips.net/video/Dmw0evr6uvI/видео.html ; ruclips.net/video/0nbO8VUpwY0/видео.html ) ( southeastasiaglobe.com/author-says-new-book-solves-mh370-mystery-beyond-a-shadow-of-doubt/ ; www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Larry-Vance/author/B07CWWF4DL?ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true ) Had fire broken out, or the electrical systems malfunctioned, or the plane been hijacked, it is impossible to think the flight crew would have failed to inform air-traffic control (that happened on Sept 11th 2001; no such communication was received from MH370). Nor could it have changed course 3 times, had the plane been de-pressurized by a fault. Japan Air Lines flight 123 in 1985 suffered a severe structural failure and decompression, flew erratically and crashed. The crew declared emergency at once. Learjet N47BA in 1999 and Helios Airways flight 552 in 2005 are examples of planes which were lost because of de-pressurization (all on board died). Both flew in regular ways by auto-pilot before crashing and leaving debris fields; messages were received from Helios 522. MH370 flew at the highest altitude it was apparently capable of, soon after datalink communication ceased, and there was almost no cellphone communication after then (other than one attempt by the co-pilot, Fariq Abdul Hamid). On Sept 11th 2001, there were some cell-phone calls from passengers, after the planes were hijacked. So the high altitude and the absence of communication make it very probable the pilot depressurized the plane so everyone else died of anoxia, then flew to the Indian ocean. ( ruclips.net/video/y05_FnxHvw8/видео.html ) ( ruclips.net/video/rc0xt6UgOpE/видео.html ) ( www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10540901/Air-crash-expert-Missing-flight-MH370-brought-murder-suicide-plot.html ) In this video, Najib Razak, the Malaysian prime minister at the time, publicly stated the plane’s movements are consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane: (after 1.00 - ruclips.net/video/CYcgqqvdBVw/видео.html ). Australia’s prime minister in 2014, Tony Abbott, stated publicly: the Malaysian government knew pilot mass-murder and suicide was almost certainly the explanation of MH370’s disappearance, within a week: ( ruclips.net/video/kkqevs9_KDQ/видео.html ) It is not known to be possible to remotely hijack and control aeroplanes, and to prevent almost all communication by the crew. Nothing even suggests terrorist action: no-one claimed responsibility for MH370 vanishing, and quietly sinking a plane in a very remote ocean area seems not to help any terrorist agenda. In this video, after 16.00, the theory of terrorist hijacking is refuted: ( ruclips.net/video/ok2DTQJwqyw/видео.html ). MH370’s captain, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, had far more flight experience than the co-pilot, Fariq Abdul Hamid. Shah was best placed to take control of MH370. Soon after 8th March 2014, Shah’s home flight simulator was found to show a trajectory into the Indian ocean, similar to the final flight. ( ruclips.net/video/qjTVhSy8wLA/видео.html ) Investigators found Shah made no social or professional plans after 8th March 2014. Shah was from Penang, so the way MH370 banked when flying around Penang island suggests he was taking a last look at his homeland. ( ruclips.net/video/bV59XnuPQGU/видео.html ) The attempted call by co-pilot Hamid’s cell-phone seems to make it much less likely he took over the plane. There is no evidence to indicate more than 1 pilot caused MH370 to disappear. Although it may never be certain whether Shah, Hamid, or both, flew MH370 on its last flight, it is very probable captain Shah was the pilot who made it disappear. Whether deliberate evasion, self-delusion, or cultural issues, explain why the Malaysian government hasn’t correctly explained MH370's disappearance, is unknown. The great thing is not to judge the Malaysians and Thais (e.g. about why fighter planes weren’t scrambled as MH370 flew along the Thai-Malay border). Perhaps the huge search effort has so far failed to find the plane wreckage because of incorrect assumptions (e.g. that MH370 ran out of fuel, and fell in a vertical dive) ? If the pilot glided the plane to the ocean surface after fuel exhaustion, he could have added 100 or more kilometres to the journey, and taken MH370 outside the areas so far searched in the Indian ocean. It took 2 years to find the wreckage of Air France 447, though more was known of its crash site in the Atlantic Ocean: ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_France_Flight_447 ). Finding MH370’s wreckage on the Indian ocean floor will only confirm what the analysis of the Inmarsat satellite communications, and the wreckage discovered off Africa, have already proven. It is unlikely it will reveal why the pilot chose to end their own and 238 people’s lives (aged 2 - 76). In a world of lost moral values, motiveless suicide and mass murder need not surprise us much. U.S. mental health professional Todd Grande’s comments are helpful: ( ruclips.net/video/uo2l3kNBuBo/видео.html ) Shocking as premeditated pilot mass-murder and suicide are, known examples of it include: ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanwings_Flight_9525 ) In short: all the known evidence (the cutting of datalink contact, the major changes of trajectory, the lack of any communication from the plane, the long-distance flight, the absence of any debris field, the wreckage analysis) proves a pilot onboard MH370 did this, and all onboard died. Had there been a hypoxia event, a shooting-down, a hijack, a fire, a malfunction, or a crash after fuel exhaustion, the proven facts would have been different. The request for an international enquiry is reasonable; the families of those on board deserve to know what happened to their loved ones. Hopefully, airlines and all those responsible for plane safety will consider how to avoid: 1) BOTH hijacking (e.g. Sept. 11th 2001), and the theoretical danger of planes being remote controlled & destroyed by computer hacking; 2) AND pilot murder-suicide, e.g. Mozambique Airlines Flight 470 on 29th November 2013. Perhaps no-one should ever be left alone in a plane cockpit, and planes should be tracked wherever they fly. If the technology for planes to be remote-controlled (e.g. when depressurized or hijacked by pilots or others) doesn't exist, then surely it should be developed. If MH370 had been flown by remote-control to safety, then 239 lives should have been saved. Of course the disappearance of MH370 remains shocking and tragic; many things in life are. There is no doubt a pilot caused the plane and the people on board to sink to the bottom, in a very remote part of the Indian ocean. Why that pilot did so may never be certain. Those who pray: please pray for the souls of the pilot of MH370’s final flight, of all those who died, for their families, and for all those concerned.

  • @andrewmoldenhauer2864
    @andrewmoldenhauer2864 3 дня назад

    What is that piercing sound around 3 minutes dude? I've heard it in previous videos

  • @markoreilly3414
    @markoreilly3414 11 дней назад

    How much $$$ did Boeing pay you for this Bullshit PR puff piece ?

  • @0501Talina0501
    @0501Talina0501 11 дней назад

    💙💛

  • @yaranov5214
    @yaranov5214 17 дней назад

    Brandon SUCKS

  • @happyzahn8031
    @happyzahn8031 20 дней назад

    who did this video? Sounds like an FAA advert. I was hoping for something more straightforward and less of a propaganda piece. Anyway, thanks for the general outlines and costs.

  • @EducationalChannel28349
    @EducationalChannel28349 Месяц назад

    Why are all the whistleblowers suddenly disappearing?

  • @MrvijayanD
    @MrvijayanD Месяц назад

    Wish you all guys a grand success...Your initial take off is fabulous...maintain course, speed and altitude...❤❤

  • @dutchlion7663
    @dutchlion7663 Месяц назад

    This is very helpful! Thanks for uploading!

  • @genesis2439
    @genesis2439 Месяц назад

    boeing = flying coffin

  • @kevin-parratt-artist
    @kevin-parratt-artist Месяц назад

    I fly with Airbus, or I don't go.

  • @gora2497
    @gora2497 Месяц назад

    Nope.

  • @onkelmarvin8360
    @onkelmarvin8360 Месяц назад

    Next time, instead of the headline you used...........just write.........." Boeing Commercial coming up ".................😁

  • @believerone2001
    @believerone2001 Месяц назад

    OLDER VERSION LEASED BY CLEVER BUSINESS GANG.

  • @phantomz1617
    @phantomz1617 Месяц назад

    Boeing does leave many stones unturned..

  • @IOSALive
    @IOSALive Месяц назад

    5 Minutes Aviation, I subscribed because your videos are super cool!

    • @5MinsAviation
      @5MinsAviation Месяц назад

      Thank you mate!! Means a lot❤️

  • @christopherfothergil
    @christopherfothergil 2 месяца назад

    Why was no one jailed for this.

    • @5MinsAviation
      @5MinsAviation 2 месяца назад

      No one was jailed for the Lion Air Flight 610 crash because aviation investigations aim to understand what happened to prevent future accidents rather than assign blame. However, the investigation may have led to regulatory changes or legal actions in different forms.

    • @christopherfothergil
      @christopherfothergil 2 месяца назад

      @@5MinsAviation It is wholly unacceptable that no one gets jailed as it has been proven beyond doubt that nothing has changed in the way Boeing operates its QC as in the case of the latest debacle with the door plug blowing off due to lack of securing bolts. We cannot keep letting Boeing off. The FAA are as much to blame for not being strict enough.

    • @5MinsAviation
      @5MinsAviation 2 месяца назад

      ​@@christopherfothergil While it's understandable to feel frustrated by the lack of accountability in situations like the Lion Air Flight 610 crash, it's important to recognize that aviation safety is a complex issue involving multiple factors. Investigations into incidents like this often lead to regulatory changes and improvements in industry practices rather than immediate punishment. Regarding Boeing's operations and the recent issues with door plugs, it's crucial for regulatory authorities like the FAA to maintain strict oversight and hold manufacturers accountable for ensuring the safety of their aircraft. Transparency and accountability are essential for restoring public trust in the aviation industry. It's also worth noting that ongoing scrutiny and public pressure can play a significant role in driving change and ensuring that lessons are learned from past mistakes. As passengers and stakeholders, we must continue to advocate for robust safety measures and hold all parties involved accountable for their actions.

  • @kamalabrahman6925
    @kamalabrahman6925 2 месяца назад

    Boeing need to be prosecuted for concealing design flaws of B737 Max.

    • @5MinsAviation
      @5MinsAviation 2 месяца назад

      Many investigations and legal actions have been initiated regarding the design flaws of the Boeing 737 Max. Boeing faced intense scrutiny and accountability measures for their role in the accidents involving the 737 Max. This included regulatory investigations, congressional hearings, and lawsuits. Additionally, Boeing implemented significant changes to the aircraft's design and the company's safety protocols. While prosecutions are ultimately determined by legal authorities, Boeing has faced substantial consequences and reforms in response to these issues.

  • @wateearthakamol1251
    @wateearthakamol1251 2 месяца назад

    Annex 10 = 5 volumes Annex 16 = 4 volumes Annex 17 rename to be Aviation Security

  • @rossalma8013
    @rossalma8013 2 месяца назад

    😚 'Promo SM'