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I rarely write about sports on LinkedIn, but this story is too remarkable not to share. Last week, the Indian cricket team won the T20 World Cup—a…
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As we kick off 2024, I can’t help but look back on the journey I’ve taken over the past 3 years building and growing my application development…
As we kick off 2024, I can’t help but look back on the journey I’ve taken over the past 3 years building and growing my application development…
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See publicationThe desktop and application delivery market has experienced tremendous change over the past several years, affecting organizations’ mobility strategies. A wide range of new solutions, devices, and service-based delivery models have proliferated and evolved. This “consumerization of IT” has resulted in a plethora of alternative endpoint devices flooding the corporate landscape. Today’s knowledge worker no longer consumes information solely on a single company-issued device, but rather on a…
The desktop and application delivery market has experienced tremendous change over the past several years, affecting organizations’ mobility strategies. A wide range of new solutions, devices, and service-based delivery models have proliferated and evolved. This “consumerization of IT” has resulted in a plethora of alternative endpoint devices flooding the corporate landscape. Today’s knowledge worker no longer consumes information solely on a single company-issued device, but rather on a combination of laptops, smartphones, tablets, and thin clients.
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Carl Littlechild
International visitor numbers to the US are moving in the wrong direction and airlines are already responding. Recent forecasts point to a mid single digit decline in inbound international visitors in 2025 compared with earlier expectations. At the same time, airlines are actively reshaping their networks. We are seeing capacity pulled back from some long haul and transatlantic routes, seasonal suspensions extended and frequencies trimmed where demand and yields no longer stack up. Growth has not disappeared, but it is being redirected toward markets and city pairs with clearer demand signals. For airports, this matters. Fewer international visitors directly affect retail spend, parking revenue and the viability of marginal long haul services. When airlines move routes or reduce frequencies, airports feel the impact quickly. There are several factors behind the shift. High airfares remain a barrier in some markets. Visa processes and border entry requirements continue to influence travel decisions. Broader political and economic uncertainty in the US also plays a role, as traveller sentiment and perception can affect demand even before any policy changes take effect. At the same time, Europe, Asia and the Middle East are competing aggressively for both visitors and airline capacity. This is where smarter use of data becomes critical. Amadeus for Destinations data can help airports move from reacting to anticipating change. Schedule and capacity data show where airlines are redeploying aircraft and where connectivity gaps are emerging. Traffic and origin destination data highlight which inbound markets are weakening and which still show resilience. Search data provides early signals of traveller intent well before bookings materialise. Airfare data helps identify where price competitiveness may be suppressing demand versus alternative destinations. The airports that perform best in this environment will not wait for demand to recover on its own. They will use data to support stronger route development conversations, adapt schedules faster, target incentives and marketing more precisely and work closely with tourism partners to stimulate inbound demand. Routes are moving. Capacity is mobile. Data remains one of the strongest advantages for staying ahead of change rather than reacting to it. PM me to find out more. #Aviation #Airports #Airlines #RouteDevelopment #TravelDemand #AviationData #Connectivity
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Mordor Intelligence
A $500B market doesn’t transform overnight. It shifts through maintenance cycles, data systems, and operational discipline. That’s where the real MRO story is unfolding. Explore the trends shaping 2026–2031 in our latest report https://shorturl.at/EIORw #MROIndustry #IndustrialServices #AviationMarket #MarketResearch #OperationsInsights #MordorIntelligence
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Stephen Stilwell
New FAA Opportunity for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) & eVTOL Integration (huge business opportunity in aerospace engineering!!) The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has just released a Screening Information Request (SIR 697DCK-25-R-00445) for the Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing (eVTOL) and Advanced Air Mobility Integration Pilot Program (eIPP). This initiative comes directly from Executive Order 14307, “Unleashing American Drone Dominance” (June 6, 2025), which calls for accelerating the safe commercialization of drones, eVTOLs, and other AAM aircraft in the U.S. Here’s the big picture: • Who can apply? State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial (SLTT) governments are the official applicants. • What’s required? SLTTs must partner with private sector organizations that have demonstrated expertise in eVTOLs, AAM, or enabling technologies. • What’s the goal? Demonstrate safe, real-world operations in areas like air taxis, cargo movement, emergency medical transport, offshore servicing, and automation safety. • Why it matters? These projects will generate the data and lessons that shape the FAA’s long-term regulatory framework for AAM. At least five awards will be made through flexible Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs) — meaning there’s room for innovation and meaningful public-private partnerships. Where HEKA fits in HEKA is uniquely positioned to support SLTT governments and their communities in this program. With proven technologies like: • CETUS: A modular, low-cost UAS platform for training, reconnaissance, and emergency response. • Nautilus DRIMU: Precision navigation in GPS-denied environments. • Voltai Energy Solutions: Aviation-grade, high-efficiency battery management systems. • HekaLink Digital Twin IDE: Real-time flight controls design, testing, and simulation environment. We bring a portfolio of ready-to-integrate solutions that align directly with the program’s objectives: from increasing automation safety to improving emergency medical transport and logistics. If you are a state, county, or city government leader looking to participate in this opportunity, or if you represent an organization considering partnership, let’s talk. HEKA can help accelerate your proposal and ensure it delivers impactful, data-driven outcomes. Key Dates: • Questions due: October 7, 2025 • Proposals due: December 11, 2025 Together, we can help shape the future of safe, advanced air mobility in the United States.
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