- by foxnews
- 28 Mar 2025
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is witnessing growing interest in its revolutionary Turbulence Aware platform, with six new airlines joining the initiative in 2024. British Airways, Asiana Airlines, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines are among the latest participants, underscoring the aviation industry's commitment to enhancing flight safety, reducing environmental impact, and improving passenger experiences.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is witnessing growing interest in its revolutionary Turbulence Aware platform, with six new airlines joining the initiative in 2024. British Airways, Asiana Airlines, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines are among the latest participants, underscoring the aviation industry's commitment to enhancing flight safety, reducing environmental impact, and improving passenger experiences.
The addition of British Airways, Asiana Airlines, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines to the program in 2024 highlights the growing adoption of Turbulence Aware among leading carriers. Their participation is expected to further improve the quality and accuracy of turbulence data available to the platform.
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Recent collaborations with key aviation technology providers, including The Weather Company, Lufthansa Systems, PACE TXT, APiJET, BCI, and Storkjet, have significantly bolstered the reach and effectiveness of Turbulence Aware. These companies now integrate Turbulence Aware data into existing systems for cockpit instruments, flight planning, and tracking, making it easier for airlines to utilize the platform seamlessly.
By incorporating real-time turbulence data into these systems, pilots and dispatchers gain access to precise information that enhances decision-making during flights. The result is a smoother flight experience, reduced operational costs, and a smaller environmental footprint.
Turbulence remains a significant challenge for the aviation industry. It is a leading cause of in-flight injuries, particularly to passengers who are not seated or wearing seat belts during unexpected episodes. Additionally, turbulence contributes to increased fuel consumption, as pilots often need to deviate from optimal flight paths to avoid rough air.
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The benefits of Turbulence Aware extend beyond airlines to include:
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