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Parts logistics are a huge cost factor for the industry. Companies are reducing local spare parts storage capacity and replace with 24/7 air service. Today, 60 air freight customers such as FedEx or DHL are looking for flexible, small, short distance capacity. Yet many regions in the world are not properly connected to express parcel and spare parts logistics.
iViation ICS™ is an intelligent certification system that uses artificial engineering to automate and accelerate all development, testing, and certification processes for autonomous operations.It is up to five times faster and significantly cheaper compared to standard approaches.
Heinrich Großbongardt
Aviation Industry Expert
Creator of TR230
20 years aircraft development
& certification
Visionary founder of
high techfirms
25 years aircraft operations
Qualified up to A380,
Test Pilot,
Industry advisor,
Operations expert
Creator of iViation ICS, 25 years development of fly-by-wire systems,
Crucial part of developing Airbus
fly-by-wire systems
25 years, managing
aviation companies
15 yearsaircraft mods
and certification
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The aircraft is equipped with a fail-operational control system, which is crucial for the certification of the entire aircraft. With this fail-operational control system and the systems as de-icing, weather radar, and detect-and-avoid (DAA) incl. traffic avoidance (TCAS), 24/7 operation is possible during the day, night, and under instrument meteorological conditions.
The air traffic controller (ATC) sees this aircraft like any other and treats it as such. The aircraft acts as a relay station for ATC instructions together with the ground control station.
Fail-operational means that the system is fully redundant. Even if one component fails, the aircraft can complete its mission and land at the destination airport.