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AEROSPACE

​My writing in the Aerospace industry encompasses Avionics, Airlines, Aircraft Manufacturing, and Helicopters. These stories run the gamut from history to the latest trends, and insights into the people who run the industry.
2025
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Multicore Processors: Why They Are Becoming Standard Equipment in Modern Avionics
Originally designed for the high-pe​rformance computing industry, multicore processors are now becoming standard equipment in modern avionics.  [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
ERP Systems vs. Best of Breed: Choosing the Right Software for Your Needs
As airlines, MROs, and other aerospace organizations digitize their operations, they are faced with a key strategic question: Which software approach is better, ERP or “best of breed”?  [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
The Push to Paperless MRO Management
Moving to paperless MRO management systems is a win-win for all involved. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Advances in Avionics Displays
 Avionics displays are vital interfaces between aircraft systems and human operators.  [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
The Power of Engine MRO Modules
Aircraft engines are both essential and extraordinarily complex. This is why MROs pay particular attention to these engines during servicing, and why the makers of MRO software have created ‘Engine MRO Modules’ to assist them in this work. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
CAE: An Innovative Company at the Cutting Edge of Cool
In a recent edition of Aerospace Innovations, we covered the official opening of CAE’s Air Traffic Services Training Centre (ATSTC) on its Montreal campus, adjacent to Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
CAE Opens First-Ever Air 􏰖ra􏰂c Services Training Centre
​CAE is known for building world-class flight trainers. But on January 16, 2025, the company changed its game by officially opening up CAE's first-ever Air Traffic Services Training Centre (ATSTC) on its campus in Montreal, Canada. [See the story]
2024
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Advances in Flight Simulation
​AXIS Flight Simulation, CAE, Collins Aerospace, and Indra Keep Pushing the Envelope.
 [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Bringing Vertical Integration to the Aerospace Industry: Can It Be Done?
For almost 100 years, the automotive industry has streamlined manufacturing through the process known as “vertical integration”. 
[See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Iris Set to Revolutionise European Air Traffic Control
Europe’s airspace is one of the most congested in the world. Despite the heavy impact of COVID-19 on the world economy - including on the aviation sector - the number of flights returned to about 2019 levels in 2023 and is expected to reach the anticipated 50% forecast increase by 2050. [See the story]
AVIATION MAINTENANCE MAGAZINE
Making MROs More Sustainable
What does it mean to be sustainable? Well, according to the United Nations Brundtland Commission, sustainability is defined as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs". [See the story]
AVIATION MAINTENANCE MAGAZINE
The State Of MRO Technical Training: A Conversation With CAE's Shaun Kuldip
According to the training firm CAE, the demand for new MRO technicians will hit the half-million mark in less than a decade. [See the story]
AVIATION MAINTENANCE MAGAZINE
How MRO IT Systems Ensure Compliance With SMS And Other Required Programs
An exclusive aviation maintenance virtual roundtable. [See the story]
ROTOR PRO
Best Of 2024 Roundup

This has been a banner year for innovation in the rotor industry, with all kinds of exciting new ideas moving from thought to physical reality. Here are some of the most stunning projects that crossed our desks this year! [See the story]
SPACEQ
2024 Was A Busy Year For Canadensys, Builder Of Canada's First Lunar Rover
A case in point: Canadensys and its team of subcontractors are busy building Canada’ first lunar rover, under contract to the Government of Canada and the Canadian Space Agency, for deployment at the Moon’s South Pole. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Making Aviation Safer Through Enhanced Flight Vision Systems:
An Aerospace Innovations Roundtable. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
HIL Testing Vital to Aerospace Innovation
With its use of artificial intelligence, real-time sensor tracking, and networked digital technology, the world of aerospace innovation is beyond the point where conventional flight testing will do. [See the story]
ROTOR PRO
Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Are Changing How Crews Are Trained

There’s a revolution taking place in pilot training, thanks to VR (virtual reality) and AR (augmented reality; also known as mixed reality or MR)  [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Ensuring Robust, Resilience Cybersecurity for Civil Aircraft
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Cyber-attacks against all aspects of civil aviation are on the rise, necessitating the implementation of robust, resilient cybersecurity measures in this vital industry. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Analysing/ Comparing Data from Different MRO IT Systems and Sources
Data is at the heart of modern aircraft maintenance. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Trends in Real-Time Simulation and Validation Testing: An Aerospace Innovations Roundtable
Real-time simulation and validation testing is an effective way for the aerospace industry to test aviation systems and diagnose potential problems in the digital realm, before committing resources to build actual equipment in the physical world. [See the story]
AVIATION MAINTENANCE MAGAZINE
The State Of Widebody Aircraft/Engine Maintenance 
The number of widebody commercial aircraft in the world is increasing, and so is the need for these aircraft and their engines to be serviced by MRO shops. [See the story]
AVIATION MAINTENANCE MAGAZINE
Software A Must For Keeping Track Of Spare Parts
Managing spare parts inventories in the aviation MRO sector is an extremely challenging task. [See the story]
AVIATION MAINTENANCE MAGAZINE
Narrowbody Engine Maintenance Market Is Strong!
The airline industry’s enduring love for cost-effective narrowbody aircraft is driving strong growth in the narrowbody engine maintenance market.  [See the story]
AVIATION MAINTENANCE MAGAZINE
PMA Parts Update: The Industry Is Still Booming!

In mid-2023, Aviation Maintenance published an article entitled, ‘PMA Parts Market Booming’.  [See the story]
ROTOR PRO
What Is Ai's Future In Rotorcraft?
Once upon a time, AI (artificial intelligence) was just a buzzword for all that was new, cool, and impossible in technology. But no longer. [See the story]
SPACEQ
ESA Selects Kepler For HydRON Space-Based Terabit Broadband Network

The European Space Agency (ESA) has selected Canada’s Kepler Communications as prime contractor on the ESA’s High Throughput Optical Network (HydRON) development program. [See the story]
SPACEQ
Canada Needs To Get Serious About Space 
Defence
In an increasingly dangerous world, space is becoming part of the global battlefield. So if Canada wants to protect the space assets it relies on, it needs to get serious about space defence. [See the story]
AEROSPACE INNOVATIONS
Pushing the Envelope Again: Britain’s Sixth Generation Tempest Fighter Jet
British aviation has a history of pushing the envelope, as proven by legendary aircraft such as the Spitfire, the Concorde jetliner, and the Harrier VTOL jump jet. [See the story]
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