Will be a list of pilots and aviation companies?
I think in the whitepaper said than it will be pilots and fligths data update at the moment, have a look 
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Will be a list of pilots and aviation companies?
I think in the whitepaper said than it will be pilots and fligths data update at the moment, have a look 
Will be a list of pilots and aviation companies?
I think in the whitepaper said than it will be pilots and fligths data update at the moment, have a look 
I'm reading the report now. It definitely is an interesting project.
Check out our report about this new exciting project: https://cointldr.com/aeron-token-report-21-10-2017
Will be a list of pilots and aviation companies?
How is the ICO going?
Aeron ARN token to be listed on HitBTC
https://blog.hitbtc.com/aeron-blockchain-for-aviation-safety/
Aviation has long become an important part of a our life. We can’t imagine business and holidays without being able to get on a plane and be carried away hundreds of kilometers away within a matter of hours. It wouldn’t be an overstatement to say that safety of aerotravel is imperative. On the one hand, air transport is considered to be one of the most secure means of transportation. On the other hand, the number of accidents related to it is 3302 per year on average (including general and commercial aviation).
Aeron has a strong belief that aviation safety can be drastically improved with help of blockchain technologies. Such issues as lack of piloting experience, possible corruption in flight schools, wrong stats from aircraft operators and general lack of a system for data tampering prevention can all be tackled with new technologies.
The solution offered by Aeron will ensure the immutability of stored data, as blockchain is a transparent environment where everything can be traced and proven, but can’t be altered. Additional protection of data will be ensured by multi-signature authentication system. Thus, any possibility of fraud, censorship or loss of the essential records would be excluded, minimizing the risk of accidents.
The ecosystem will consist of 3 key products: pilot app, the web portal and the aviation company app. The pilot would keep record of the flight hours in the personal app, while the companies would use the application to enter the logs from flight schools, aircraft operators and other sources. The web portal would serve as a convenient database interface for passengers, flight school students and general public interested in aviation. If any irregularity or mistake happens, it can be quickly detected and resolved by competent authorities.
Aeron (ARN) token has been introduced for further development of the platform and is currently on ICO stage. Apart from trading it against BTC and ETH, holders will be able to pay for flight offers with it and pay for Aeron services.
If you want to learn more about Aeron, kindly visit the project’s official website.
Whitepaper | Website | Token Sale | ICO | Bounties
Aeron ARN token to be listed on HitBTC, read official announcement here -
https://blog.hitbtc.com/aeron-blockchain-for-aviation-safety/
https://blog.hitbtc.com/aeron-blockchain-for-aviation-safety/
Aeron tokens will offer rewards to the holders
Total token supply:
100 million (100,000,000) ARN, out of which:
60% sold in the token pre-sale and general sale
20% allocated for network growth to incentivise participation in the ecosystem
18% retained for the development team
2% to cover administrative costs
Ethereum ERC20 compliant
Purchase methods accepted: BTC and ETH
Price per token: 1 ARN = $0.5
Aviation has changed the world; it’s time for blockchain to change aviation.
Civil aviation carries passengers and delivers cargo to almost anywhere in the world. Availability of civil aviation is a key facilitator of economic growth.
Civil aviation connects the entire globe, providing much needed economic benefits both seen and unseen for consumers and businesses. Civil aviation has been a major force behind decreasing barriers to trade, aircraft industry is a unique engine for innovation and technological progress.
The aviation industry nowadays supports $2.7 trillion (3.5%) of the world’s gross domestic product.
Introduction of the mass aviation marked a turning point in the world’s progress. Air transportation connected different countries and continents like never before, enhancing diplomatic contacts, business, trade and tourism.
Upon its arrival the aviation was on the frontier, utilizing the most modern technologies of its time as well as inspiring the new ones; many inventions would not be here these days if it wasn’t for aircraft industry, aviation safety and comfort. For example, a significant progress was achieved in engine manufacturing due to the constant search for better, lighter, more powerful solutions for aircraft. Thorough studies of every air incident brought new safety protocols and inspired the invention of construction materials and many technologies that we now take for granted.
All that being said, like everything in the world, aviation isn’t perfect. Its fast expanding growth over the last 100 years not only shows how important aviation is for the modern world, but also brings certain ‘growing pains’. Due to global diversity there is still no unified solution to many of safety-related problems. This may put air travellers into unnecessary risk.
With over 100,000 flights made daily, serving over 2 million people, safety is still a major concern. Accidents related to air transport average to about 265 yearly, mainly due to human error. The significant concern is in pilot experience, as there were incidents where flight logs , recording progressive experience, could have been forged. Aircraft operators also contribute to the problem by often underreporting the operating history of the aircraft. Aside from human error there are also database intrusions.
Remember how aviation has changed the world and drove the technologies for all of us? Now it’s time to use the newest technology to change aviation! Of course we speak about blockchain here.
The advantages of the blockchain system are that information is stored safely, cannot be altered and the history of records is completely transparent to all the users. It is secured by a multi layer authentication system, preventing any alteration of data.
We at Aeron are developing a blockchain-based, accessible, secure and transparent database for all the flight and aircraft related information, pilot logs and other data. It has a potential to make a revolution in aviation management, not only solving some of the old system defects but also making air travel safer for every passenger.
Civil aviation carries passengers and delivers cargo to almost anywhere in the world. Availability of civil aviation is a key facilitator of economic growth.
Civil aviation connects the entire globe, providing much needed economic benefits both seen and unseen for consumers and businesses. Civil aviation has been a major force behind decreasing barriers to trade, aircraft industry is a unique engine for innovation and technological progress.
The aviation industry nowadays supports $2.7 trillion (3.5%) of the world’s gross domestic product.
Introduction of the mass aviation marked a turning point in the world’s progress. Air transportation connected different countries and continents like never before, enhancing diplomatic contacts, business, trade and tourism.
Upon its arrival the aviation was on the frontier, utilizing the most modern technologies of its time as well as inspiring the new ones; many inventions would not be here these days if it wasn’t for aircraft industry, aviation safety and comfort. For example, a significant progress was achieved in engine manufacturing due to the constant search for better, lighter, more powerful solutions for aircraft. Thorough studies of every air incident brought new safety protocols and inspired the invention of construction materials and many technologies that we now take for granted.
All that being said, like everything in the world, aviation isn’t perfect. Its fast expanding growth over the last 100 years not only shows how important aviation is for the modern world, but also brings certain ‘growing pains’. Due to global diversity there is still no unified solution to many of safety-related problems. This may put air travellers into unnecessary risk.
With over 100,000 flights made daily, serving over 2 million people, safety is still a major concern. Accidents related to air transport average to about 265 yearly, mainly due to human error. The significant concern is in pilot experience, as there were incidents where flight logs , recording progressive experience, could have been forged. Aircraft operators also contribute to the problem by often underreporting the operating history of the aircraft. Aside from human error there are also database intrusions.
Remember how aviation has changed the world and drove the technologies for all of us? Now it’s time to use the newest technology to change aviation! Of course we speak about blockchain here.
The advantages of the blockchain system are that information is stored safely, cannot be altered and the history of records is completely transparent to all the users. It is secured by a multi layer authentication system, preventing any alteration of data.
We at Aeron are developing a blockchain-based, accessible, secure and transparent database for all the flight and aircraft related information, pilot logs and other data. It has a potential to make a revolution in aviation management, not only solving some of the old system defects but also making air travel safer for every passenger.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a report on DAO investigation this July that attracted attention of the whole blockchain community. You may remember it: according to that report digital tokens are securities and therefore fall under the US law regulations for this financial instrument, i.e. the Securities Act.
Since Aeron is offering its own digital token (ARN) through a Token Sale, it is very important to us to communicate our understanding of its status in relation to the DAO report. Together with our lawyers we have formed the following opinion.
ARN token, as we see it, is a utility token that will be used in the Aeron ecosystem to access various functions in the Aeron application or to purchase Aeron services on the future stages of its development.
Since this token will be primarily used inside the Aeron ecosystem, we believe that ARN is not a security and therefore DAO report’s findings do not apply to upcoming Token Sale.
For further clarification we put ARN token through the Howey test — a check first introduced by the Supreme Court of the United States. Please follow this link to read the complete report on our website.
Under the Howey test, a transaction is an investment contract if:
It is an investment of money
There is an expectation of profits from the investment
The investment of money is in a common enterprise
Any profit comes from the efforts of a promoter or third party.
Based on the test outcome, ARN token is unlikely to be treated as a security and does not have to be registered under the Securities Act. We will continue to pay close attention to the US and global financial regulators’ position on cryptocurrencies and digital tokens, and will act in compliance to their recommendations.
Visit our website for more details about Aeron project and do not miss the Limited Token Presale.
Whitepaper | Website
I am Artem Orange, CEO of Aeron. Let me thank all of you, who have taken part in token presale and helped us to make it a success. Token sale event starts shortly, and I am confident that with a strong community support we will make it equally successful, securing a bright future for Aeron and bringing benefit to the token holders. The team will spare no effort to develop and launch our products as committed. We believe that with your participation we will build a robust solution which will ultimately make flying safer for all of us. Thank you once again for your trust.
Aeron: What’s New
Dear supporters! We’re here with the latest news from Aeron project.
Whitepaper Update
Now it contains even more details about Aeron’s business model, current Token Sale and ARN Token.
Please proceed with the link to take a look at this important update!
Whitepaper | Website
Dear supporters! We’re here with the latest news from Aeron project.
Whitepaper Update
Now it contains even more details about Aeron’s business model, current Token Sale and ARN Token.
Please proceed with the link to take a look at this important update!
Whitepaper | Website
Aeron to be listed on Binance exchange
Aeron, the new standard of aviation safety powered by blockchain, today announced its partnership with Binance, the fastest growing digital asset exchange. Binance will list Aeron’s ARN token, as its first exchange platform, once the Aeron token sale event is completed in October 2017.
Aeron is a software company building a global decentralized aviation record system called Aeron Register and focused on flight safety. Powered by blockchain technology, this comprehensive online system includes a global aviation database accessible by online portal or mobile applications.
Aeron Register system allows to solve a range of problems related to aviation safety such as discrepancies in data and human errors. The system can track pilot and aircraft log records which are stored in blockchain, available for public audit and can’t be forged. It could facilitate data exchange on every step of communication between clients, airports, aircraft maintenance and service companies. Thus, all people, involved in operating and flying an aircraft use customized apps — pilots for personal flight logging, aviation companies to collect and verify log data from flight schools, aircraft operators, fixed base operators and others. The Aeron Register system can be also applied to aircraft maintenance records and tracking of spare parts, to confirm that spare parts are authentic and maintenance has been performed according to standards.
Artem Orange, CEO of Aeron commented: “Since the successful launch of our token presale earlier this August, our team has received hundreds of inquiries from users regarding our plans for listing of the ARN token at the crypto currency exchanges. Today, we are excited to partner with Binance to announce the agreement to enable Aeron users to trade the ARN token conveniently and securely. Binance is one of the most advanced digital asset exchanges and we believe our users will benefit from access to its excellent trading engine.”
Deposits and withdrawals of the ARN token on Binance.com will be enabled once the Aeron token sale event is completed. More details will be available on Binance official web site.
About Aeron
Aeron is the new standard of aviation safety powered by blockchain. We believe that aviation safety is closely related to record integrity. Once the log records are stored in blockchain, available for public audit and can’t be forged, both authorities and passengers can be confident that a pilot actually has the experience claimed. Aeron will work with all target audiences: pilots, aviation authorities, maintenance companies, flight schools and the airlines. Aeron’s team has extensive flying experience and includes certified pilots, aviation engineers and developers. Aeron has launched token sale from September 19, 2017.
Aeron, the new standard of aviation safety powered by blockchain, today announced its partnership with Binance, the fastest growing digital asset exchange. Binance will list Aeron’s ARN token, as its first exchange platform, once the Aeron token sale event is completed in October 2017.
Aeron is a software company building a global decentralized aviation record system called Aeron Register and focused on flight safety. Powered by blockchain technology, this comprehensive online system includes a global aviation database accessible by online portal or mobile applications.
Aeron Register system allows to solve a range of problems related to aviation safety such as discrepancies in data and human errors. The system can track pilot and aircraft log records which are stored in blockchain, available for public audit and can’t be forged. It could facilitate data exchange on every step of communication between clients, airports, aircraft maintenance and service companies. Thus, all people, involved in operating and flying an aircraft use customized apps — pilots for personal flight logging, aviation companies to collect and verify log data from flight schools, aircraft operators, fixed base operators and others. The Aeron Register system can be also applied to aircraft maintenance records and tracking of spare parts, to confirm that spare parts are authentic and maintenance has been performed according to standards.
Artem Orange, CEO of Aeron commented: “Since the successful launch of our token presale earlier this August, our team has received hundreds of inquiries from users regarding our plans for listing of the ARN token at the crypto currency exchanges. Today, we are excited to partner with Binance to announce the agreement to enable Aeron users to trade the ARN token conveniently and securely. Binance is one of the most advanced digital asset exchanges and we believe our users will benefit from access to its excellent trading engine.”
Deposits and withdrawals of the ARN token on Binance.com will be enabled once the Aeron token sale event is completed. More details will be available on Binance official web site.
About Aeron
Aeron is the new standard of aviation safety powered by blockchain. We believe that aviation safety is closely related to record integrity. Once the log records are stored in blockchain, available for public audit and can’t be forged, both authorities and passengers can be confident that a pilot actually has the experience claimed. Aeron will work with all target audiences: pilots, aviation authorities, maintenance companies, flight schools and the airlines. Aeron’s team has extensive flying experience and includes certified pilots, aviation engineers and developers. Aeron has launched token sale from September 19, 2017.
About Aeron
Aeron is a software company lead by Artem Orange building a global decentralized aviation record system called Aeron Register and focused on flight safety. Powered by blockchain technology, this online system includes a global aviation database accessible by online portal or mobile applications.
Read our Whitepaper and participate in the Token Sale that is now open.
Whitepaper | Website
Aeron is a software company lead by Artem Orange building a global decentralized aviation record system called Aeron Register and focused on flight safety. Powered by blockchain technology, this online system includes a global aviation database accessible by online portal or mobile applications.
Read our Whitepaper and participate in the Token Sale that is now open.
Whitepaper | Website
Aviation: progress driven by safety
We may have tried to fly in the sky from the ancient times and finally managed to get there in 19th century, but the history of mass civil aviation started after the World War II. Challenges of war time sped up the introduction of the reliable jet engine, metal plane body and many other important features.
When the war was over, many pilots and aircraft were available for commercial use. The era of civil and cargo aviation begun. And ever since the progress in the aviation industry was no longer driven by military demand, but rather by safety concerns.
The growing scale of air travel quickly revealed that aviation still had a long way to go before it became the safest way of travel as we know it today. For a long time it took an air disaster to find and correct a problem that just was not acknowledged before. This is why they say that safety rules are written with blood.
Here are some important changes that were introduced this way.
Window shape
The de Havilland DH 106 Comet was the world’s first commercial jetliner. Three crashes one after another put the very idea of mass air travel on question when airplanes literally came apart mid-air.
Investigation revealed dangerous stress at the corners of the square avionics windows. As a result, the Comet was extensively redesigned with oval windows and that became a new standard for all aircraft after them.
Air Traffic Control
The first major mid-air collision of two planes in the history of civil aviation has occurred in 1956. The airspace over the canyon at that time was not under any type of radar contact as many other areas in the world were the same ‘blind spots’. The standard at that time required that the crew would regularly update on their position when in range. Two aircraft approached the Grand Canyon at the same altitude and nearly the same speed and their real position was unknown on the ground. It is believed the planes passed the same cloud on opposite sides and the flight paths of the two aircraft intersected over the canyon.
This accident really brought the primitive nature of air traffic control (ATC) to light. As a result the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 was passed, creating the Federal Aviation Agency. The FAA was given total authority over American airspace, including military activity, and as procedures and ATC facilities were modernized, mid-air collisions gradually became less frequent.
CRM
United Airlines Flight 173 was a scheduled flight from in New York to Portland, Oregon. Late 1978 the aircraft flying this route ran out of fuel and crashed in a suburban Portland neighborhood.
On approach to Portland International Airport the attention of the crew was captured with vibration of unknown origin and unclear indication of the landing gear system. The crew went in a holding pattern to figure out the problem and spent an hour in air trying to do so. During this time, none of the three cockpit flight crew monitored the fuel levels. As a result, the aircraft ran out of fuel, lost both engines to flameout and crashed.
The investigation stated that the problem was about the crew resource management. This incident triggered major changes in airline crewmembers training procedure. Now pilots are trained to delegate responsibilities, react quickly in emergency situations and make correct decisions. It is credited with launching the Crew Resource Management revolution in airline training.
Years and years of aviation incidents being investigated and solved created this very safe and comfortable air travel of today. Modern aircraft are technically perfect machines that have a double for every important function.
Human factors, including pilot error, are currently the factor very often found in aviation accidents. Pilot’s training, professionalism and experience become the vital information when it comes to the safety of travel.
Aeron focuses on bringing just that into aviation. Using the most up-to-date blockchain technology it will provide a transparent and immutable database to record important information such as pilot’s flight hours, aircraft logs etc. This will become a new standard, making flying even safer.
We may have tried to fly in the sky from the ancient times and finally managed to get there in 19th century, but the history of mass civil aviation started after the World War II. Challenges of war time sped up the introduction of the reliable jet engine, metal plane body and many other important features.
When the war was over, many pilots and aircraft were available for commercial use. The era of civil and cargo aviation begun. And ever since the progress in the aviation industry was no longer driven by military demand, but rather by safety concerns.
The growing scale of air travel quickly revealed that aviation still had a long way to go before it became the safest way of travel as we know it today. For a long time it took an air disaster to find and correct a problem that just was not acknowledged before. This is why they say that safety rules are written with blood.
Here are some important changes that were introduced this way.
Window shape
The de Havilland DH 106 Comet was the world’s first commercial jetliner. Three crashes one after another put the very idea of mass air travel on question when airplanes literally came apart mid-air.
Investigation revealed dangerous stress at the corners of the square avionics windows. As a result, the Comet was extensively redesigned with oval windows and that became a new standard for all aircraft after them.
Air Traffic Control
The first major mid-air collision of two planes in the history of civil aviation has occurred in 1956. The airspace over the canyon at that time was not under any type of radar contact as many other areas in the world were the same ‘blind spots’. The standard at that time required that the crew would regularly update on their position when in range. Two aircraft approached the Grand Canyon at the same altitude and nearly the same speed and their real position was unknown on the ground. It is believed the planes passed the same cloud on opposite sides and the flight paths of the two aircraft intersected over the canyon.
This accident really brought the primitive nature of air traffic control (ATC) to light. As a result the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 was passed, creating the Federal Aviation Agency. The FAA was given total authority over American airspace, including military activity, and as procedures and ATC facilities were modernized, mid-air collisions gradually became less frequent.
CRM
United Airlines Flight 173 was a scheduled flight from in New York to Portland, Oregon. Late 1978 the aircraft flying this route ran out of fuel and crashed in a suburban Portland neighborhood.
On approach to Portland International Airport the attention of the crew was captured with vibration of unknown origin and unclear indication of the landing gear system. The crew went in a holding pattern to figure out the problem and spent an hour in air trying to do so. During this time, none of the three cockpit flight crew monitored the fuel levels. As a result, the aircraft ran out of fuel, lost both engines to flameout and crashed.
The investigation stated that the problem was about the crew resource management. This incident triggered major changes in airline crewmembers training procedure. Now pilots are trained to delegate responsibilities, react quickly in emergency situations and make correct decisions. It is credited with launching the Crew Resource Management revolution in airline training.
Years and years of aviation incidents being investigated and solved created this very safe and comfortable air travel of today. Modern aircraft are technically perfect machines that have a double for every important function.
Human factors, including pilot error, are currently the factor very often found in aviation accidents. Pilot’s training, professionalism and experience become the vital information when it comes to the safety of travel.
Aeron focuses on bringing just that into aviation. Using the most up-to-date blockchain technology it will provide a transparent and immutable database to record important information such as pilot’s flight hours, aircraft logs etc. This will become a new standard, making flying even safer.
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