Corporate Jet Travel

These are the five most important corporate aerospace developments to look forward to in 2018. The growing complexities of regulation, property structure, regulatory obligations and security initiative in 2018 and beyond require a higher level of operator skill and know-how. Joe continued, "These issues cover several areas of specialization, from servicing and subscribing, through accounting and budget planning, to air traffic control and managing manning.

"Rapidly, the day fades when a solo pilots can efficiently handle all facets of a million-dollar plane and its operations in parallel with his tasks. "Joe here thinks that an airplane operator can be a great asset. "There is an operator to eliminate this strain on an operator or senior pilots by putting at their disposal a coherent behind the scenes expert staff offering the best possible solution for each operator," says Joe.

Privately owned jet operators have choices regarding the administration of their fleet and the quality of service offered. One owner opts for independent air traffic control units, while another seeks the expert know-how of an operator. Plane operators have reached a new standard of know-how and refinement with regard to travelling with corporate jets and their jet assets.

More than ever, in 2018 operators are demanding greater visibility into the inner life of their fleet management and operations. "Today's homeowners want to know what is going on with their assets and that they are being operated effectively and properly maintained," says Scott. Stricter flight rules and increased supervision of flight operations and security will continue to contribute to the cost of jet operations both now and in the foreseeable future. 3.

"Scott says the knowledge, talents and expense involved in managing millions of dollars of assets correctly is considerable. "The smaller managements will find it difficult to fulfil the new requirements and stay viable. "All in all, jet owners in 2018 are firmly convinced that security is always worthwhile. Implementing security programmes that are not yet necessary can cause extra expenses, but in the end it can lead to major economies.

Advances in technologies are a driver in many sectors, to include commercial aeronautics. Wi-Fi on board with terrestrial and satellite-based transmission rates ranging from 15 MBit/s to over 70 MBit/s has recently found a "home" in corporate aircraft. As more and more travellers want to broadcast and host videoconferences in the skies, the importance of the wireless solution for corporate travel is significant.

Besides the technologies that directly benefit customers during the trip, the reservation system for charters is also improved. After all, significant advances continue to be made in the dashboard, with enhancements to security and situation sensing such as synthetics sight, powered sidestroke technologies, near-visible and infra-red spectral sensing such as the FalconEye® system designed by Dassault Falcon.