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flyTab_XFB Well said! https://t.co/xFlF5ZwQU7

Well said! https://t.co/xFlF5ZwQU7

— flyTab XFB () June 14, 2016

flyTab_XFB Make no mistake sensors will drive the next gen airline flt ops & passenger experience. We’ve only just started with

Make no mistake sensors will drive the next gen airline flt ops & passenger experience. We’ve only just started with

— flyTab XFB () June 14, 2016

Check out the latest WIRED blog post. As always, WIRED posts are chocked full of new and exciting information about avionics, technology and the convergence of COTS Tablets, apps and aerospace. Enjoy!

Wired - An Avionics & Integration Weblog: In order for airline #IoT Initiatives to be measurably...  

In order for airline Initiatives to be measurably successful enterprise stakeholders MUST collaborate and cooperate according to a cross-functional plan purposed to achieve

Check out the latest WIRED blog post. As always, WIRED posts are chocked full of new and exciting information about avionics, technology and the convergence of COTS Tablets, apps and aerospace. Enjoy!

Wired - An Avionics & Integration Weblog  

Big day for , and ... flyTab receives patent US 9,335,796: This worlds first pre-AIA disclosure (provisional cross reference to 3/8/12) provides an aerospace grade data conversion apparatus, an active mounting system and a palletized software addressable API library (software developers kit) each of which support airframe integration with the Internet of Things (IoT) for a truly connected future. http://1.usa.gov/1UQ3Rxd

United States Patent: 9335796 The present disclosure provides an aerospace grade data conversion apparatus. The data conversion apparatus includes an avionics interface module for: collecting data outputs from a plurality of analog and digital avionics and electrical data sources; aligning digital data respectively output from t...

NAV CANADA success highlights US need for ATC reform

http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-air-traffic-system-u-s-airlines-wish-they-had-1461776053

The Air-Traffic System U.S. Airlines Wish They Had As Congress debates splitting up the Federal Aviation Administration, some see a model in Nav Canada, Scott McCartney writes.

What would your reaction be?

http://imgur.com/nsyIfgh

Found the plane at the gate like this. Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet.

A quick read about the IoT changing aviation.
http://dataconomy.com/internet-of-aircraft-things-how-analytics-of-ioat-is-transforming-the-aerospace-industry/

Internet of Aircraft Things: How Analytics of IoAT is transforming the aerospace industry This year we saw the next generation of aircraft powered by the capabilities of Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data hit scales that have never seen before. At last year’s Paris Air Show, we saw the latest state of the art aircraft sporting engines that are able to monitor up

Close call for a photographer at Gustaf III Airport (SBH) on the Caribbean Island of St. Barts.
https://youtu.be/STbd2w9sYXQ

Plane Narrowly Misses Man's Head Video shows plane narrowly missing a photographer's head in St. Barts upon landing. SUBSCRIBE to ABC NEWS: https://www.youtube.com/ABCNews/ Watch More on htt...

On March 5th 1947 the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) was commissioned with 26 countries ratifying the convention.

First Airbus aircraft produced in the U.S. takes flight
http://www.airbus.com/newsevents/news-events-single/detail/first-airbus-aircraft-produced-in-the-us-takes-flight/

First Airbus aircraft produced in the U.S. takes flight The first Airbus aircraft produced in the U.S. Manufacturing Facility has flown for the first time. The A321, destined for JetBlue took off from the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley in Mobile, Alabama, at 9:36 a.m., performed its test sequences, and landed safely at 1:02 p.m.