Upcoming events
Airline Strategy Awards 2024
The Airline Strategy Awards return to central London on 21 July 2024. The Airline Strategy Awards are organised by FlightGlobal, in association with Airline Business and Korn Ferry. The awards continue to recognise leadership excellence at airlines across the globe. The awards are open to any senior executive or airline team that has demonstrated strategic excellence in the last 12 months while seeing these strategies through to success. Nominations are now open! Please send all nominations to airlinestrategyawards@flightglobal.com by Friday April 12th. To register your interest for this event, please click here.
Aerospace’s net-zero challenge: the CTO perspective
The technology chiefs of Boeing, Embraer, GKN, Airbus and Honeywell discuss the advances the industry needs to make to deliver its carbon reduction promises over the next two decades. Will progress consist of incremental steps or will a big-bang engineering breakthrough be required to propel the sector into a new sustainable era? Speakers include: Todd Giles - Chief Technology Officer at Honeywell Aerospace Technologies Dr. Todd Citron - Chief Technology Officer of The Boeing Company Russ Dunn - Chief Technology Officer at GKN Aerospace Luís Carlos Affonso - Senior Vice President of Engineering and Technology Development at Embraer Sabine Klauke Chief Technology Officer at Airbus Sponsored by our exclusive partner: Honeywell
Is SAF up to the sustainability challenge?
In the fourth of the 2023 series of webinars on the industry’s most important agenda items in aviation sustainability, FlightGlobal and a panel of industry experts will take stock of the progress being made as 2023 draws to a close, and what the next steps are. This webinar takes place ...
Business Aviation rising to the sustainability challenge
This webinar will examine the progress being made and challenges being faced by the business aviation community as it pursues environmental strategies to meet the sector’s commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. It will explore the big issues of the day, examining the pressure the sector is facing from green protest movements and potential exclusion from some airports on environmental grounds; the progress business aviation is making on Sustainable Aviation Fuels and Book & Claim; and discuss the technological and operational progress being made to reduce emissions. It will feature leading players to explain developments to date and what to expect in the coming year. Speakers include: Kurt Edwards - Director General at International Business Aviation Council Scott McElvaine - Vice-President Business Development & Commercial Services at Pratt & Whitney Canada Scott Cutshall - Senior Vice-President Strategy & Sustainability at Clay Lacy Aviation Ève Laurier, Vice President, Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs at Bombardier
Place your bets on the Disruptive Technologies for Advanced Air Mobility
This webinar will bring insight into the plans of the established aircraft makers and start-up players aiming to launch the first wave of low or zero-emission conventional aircraft, generally up to 9-seats in size. It will feature leading players to discuss the design, route to first flight, certification and service entry of these types. Speakers to include: Eric Bartsch - CEO and Co-Founder of VerdeGo Aero David Stepanek - Executive Vice President, Sales and Chief Transformation Officer of Bristow
Disruptive Propulsion Technologies for large commercial aircraft
This webinar will examine how far the drive towards delivering 100-seat plus airliners with propulsion technologies that will deliver fundamentally lower emissions is progressing. It will feature leading technology players to explain developments to date and what to expect in the coming 2-3 years covering electric, hybrid, hydrogen fuel and hydrogen combustion technologies.
Spotlight on airline sustainability strategies
In the fourth of its series of webinars on the industry’s most important agenda items in aviation sustainability, FlightGlobal and a panel of industry experts will take stock of the progress airlines have made, and what the next steps are.