Die Gilde vir Lugvaart poog om kollektief as waghond vir lede op te tree, om die beroep te beskerm en om jongmense 'n kans op 'n loopbaan binne lugvaart te gee, asook om aandag aan brandpunte in die bedryf te gee.
Wie kan by die Gilde vir Lugvaart aansluit? Matrikulante
Matrikulante wat belang stel om in hierdie rigting te studeer
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Studente
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Enige ander persone werksaam in die lugvaartindustrie.
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Addisionele voordele wat lede van die Gilde vir Lugvaart uitsluitlik geniet, is:
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Die komitee moet ook die Minister van Vervoer adviseer oor voorstelle met betrekking tot die instelling van enige regulasie; die wysiging of intrekking van enige regulasie wat uitgevaardig is; die instelling van enige tegniese standaard wat uitgereik moet word; die wysiging of intrekking van enige tegniese standaard wat uitgereik is, en enige ander aangeleentheid rakende burgerlike lugvaart.
Die Gilde is gerat om die beroep en die bedryf te beskerm.
Hy is dus in ’n uitstekende posisie om ons lede se professionele behoeftes in hierdie komitee en/of subkomitees te verteenwoordig.
Solidariteit geniet ook nou verteenwoordiging in die volgende CARCOM-subkomitees, waar ons aktief vir ons lede kan intree en beding:
Vir Industrie regulasies besoek www.caa.co.za
18.03.2019– Bizcommunity
Airbus has begun shore-to-ship trials in Singapore with its Skyways parcel delivery drone. This marks the first time drone technology has been deployed in real port conditions, to deliver a variety of small, time-critical maritime essentials to working vessels at anchorage. The maiden shore-to-ship delivery flight was made to the Swire Pacific Offshore’s Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessel ‘M/V Pacific Centurion’, 1.5km from the shoreline of Singapore’s Marina South Pier, carrying 1.5kg of 3D printed consumables. Landing safely on the ship deck and depositing its cargo to the shipmaster, the Skyways unmanned air vehicle swiftly returned to its base, with the entire flight taking within ten minutes.
FAA expects Boeing update for troubled jet ‘in coming weeks’02.04.2019 – News24
US aviation regulators say Boeing needs more time to finish changes in a flight-control system suspected of playing a role in two deadly crashes. The Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday it anticipates Boeing’s final software improvements for 737 Max airliners “in the coming weeks”. Boeing was expected to complete the work last week, but FAA says the company needs more time to make sure it has identified and addressed all issues. The FAA says once it gets Boeing’s completed proposal, it will conduct a rigorous safety review. The planes have been grounded around the world since mid-March.
Airbus to introduce ‘Connected Experience’ platform04.04.2019 – Bizcommunity
Following extensive market feedback and support from industrial partners, Airbus has decided to proceed with an IoT Platform for the cabin, known as the Airbus Connected Experience. Up to now, this has been a concept study, which is ‘coming to life’ following cooperation agreements signed with three best-in-class partners: gategroup, Stelia Aerospace and Recaro Aircraft Seating – with more to join. The platform will link in real-time interconnected core cabin components, including the galleys, meal trolleys, seats, overhead bins and other cabin elements. As well as allowing data exchange throughout the cabin for the crew, it is also planned that consolidated information could also be uploaded to the Skywise cloud for subsequent trend analytics.
R4.5bn new development at O.R. Tambo Airport18.02.2019 – Fin24
O.R. Tambo International Airport, South Africa’s biggest and busiest port of entry, recently unveiled the first phase of a R4.5bn mixed-use development that will see its Western Precinct acquire new offices, retail space, hotel and conference facilities and additional transit-related services. At a sod-turning ceremony for its Western Precinct development, an 8.5-hectare site, the general manager of the airport, Bongiwe Pityi-Vokwana detailed the plans to unlock the development potential of 180 000 square metres of bulk for a mixed-use development to be located on the northern precinct of the airport.
Infrastructure and regulatory reform required to unlock Africa’s air-cargo potential08.03.2019– Engineering news
Air transport would play a crucial role in the growth of intra-African trade, because of the poor terrestrial communications across the continent, as well as the number of landlocked countries on the continent. So affirmed South African Airways (SAA) CEO Vuyani Jarana in his keynote address at the opening of the recent Air Cargo Africa 2019 conference and exhibition in Kempton Park.
