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When do you plan on releasing the app for the pilot and the end users?
do you plann to get more partners?
Lobbying with aviation authorities - a roadmap milestone
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when will they launch the app for users? https://t.co/9QBT6hy7f4
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Lobbying with aviation authorities - a roadmap milestone
https://t.co/9QBT6hy7f4
#arn #aerotrips #arn #btc #bitcoin #cryptocurrency #eth #ethereum
https://t.co/9QBT6hy7f4
#arn #aerotrips #arn #btc #bitcoin #cryptocurrency #eth #ethereum
now in march Pilot and Company applications public launch
what will be your next step?
Lobbying with aviation authorities — a roadmap milestone
https://medium.com/@aeronaero/lobbying-with-aviation-authorities-a-roadmap-milestone-ae5512e8dd94
Our legal advisor and an external lobbying agency have been in consultation with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the USA and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in European Union. We can confirm that Aeron pilot flight logging application will be fully complaint with FAA and EASA standards for such records.
Paper printout (manually signed) is still necessary for aviation administrations, as example for the purpose of license revalidation, and it can be easily produced through our application. We continue efforts to make Aeron blockchain based solution recognized by aviation administrations and airlines as an authoritative data source, by further education and contacts on both national and international levels. We believe that going forward secure blockchain recording principles will be recognized and paper duplicate of an immutable record on blockchain will no longer be required.
We expect that one or several national administrations will be on the forefront of adoption.
they are working hard in the projec this last months, aren't they? https://medium.com/@aeronaero/lobbying-with-aviation-authorities-a-roadmap-milestone-ae5512e8dd94
Our legal advisor and an external lobbying agency have been in consultation with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the USA and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in European Union. We can confirm that Aeron pilot flight logging application will be fully complaint with FAA and EASA standards for such records.
Paper printout (manually signed) is still necessary for aviation administrations, as example for the purpose of license revalidation, and it can be easily produced through our application. We continue efforts to make Aeron blockchain based solution recognized by aviation administrations and airlines as an authoritative data source, by further education and contacts on both national and international levels. We believe that going forward secure blockchain recording principles will be recognized and paper duplicate of an immutable record on blockchain will no longer be required.
We expect that one or several national administrations will be on the forefront of adoption.
I am so glad that Aeron was created. nowadays it is very important, and unfortunately the control of pilots' qualification is getting weaker. i hope that Aeron will succeed and become popular, and the situation in the sky will become safer.
yes, and if your follow their steps you will see how the project grows day by dayi have heard about this project some time ago, but unfortunately i didn't pay enough attention to it. but recently i have noticed a lot about Aeron project. now i am sure it's just the beginning of something huge.
I am so glad that Aeron was created. nowadays it is very important, and unfortunately the control of pilots' qualification is getting weaker. i hope that Aeron will succeed and become popular, and the situation in the sky will become safer.
yes, and if your follow their steps you will see how the project grows day by dayi have heard about this project some time ago, but unfortunately i didn't pay enough attention to it. but recently i have noticed a lot about Aeron project. now i am sure it's just the beginning of something huge.
Lobbying with aviation authorities — a roadmap milestone
https://medium.com/@aeronaero/lobbying-with-aviation-authorities-a-roadmap-milestone-ae5512e8dd94
Our legal advisor and an external lobbying agency have been in consultation with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the USA and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in European Union. We can confirm that Aeron pilot flight logging application will be fully complaint with FAA and EASA standards for such records.
Paper printout (manually signed) is still necessary for aviation administrations, as example for the purpose of license revalidation, and it can be easily produced through our application. We continue efforts to make Aeron blockchain based solution recognized by aviation administrations and airlines as an authoritative data source, by further education and contacts on both national and international levels. We believe that going forward secure blockchain recording principles will be recognized and paper duplicate of an immutable record on blockchain will no longer be required.
We expect that one or several national administrations will be on the forefront of adoption.
https://medium.com/@aeronaero/lobbying-with-aviation-authorities-a-roadmap-milestone-ae5512e8dd94
Our legal advisor and an external lobbying agency have been in consultation with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the USA and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) in European Union. We can confirm that Aeron pilot flight logging application will be fully complaint with FAA and EASA standards for such records.
Paper printout (manually signed) is still necessary for aviation administrations, as example for the purpose of license revalidation, and it can be easily produced through our application. We continue efforts to make Aeron blockchain based solution recognized by aviation administrations and airlines as an authoritative data source, by further education and contacts on both national and international levels. We believe that going forward secure blockchain recording principles will be recognized and paper duplicate of an immutable record on blockchain will no longer be required.
We expect that one or several national administrations will be on the forefront of adoption.
Mr. Konstantin Gertman of Aeron at Singapore Blockchain Summit 2018. Two major events on the same day
wow, the project is really growing Aeron — highlights from EASA European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS) 2018–2022
European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has recently released a comprehensive European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS) for years 2018–2022. This plan helps the stakeholders in identification of major safety risks and actions to take.
While year 2017 has been the safest year ever for commercial aviation, the situation is dramatically different for general aviation. This is where Aeron strives to make an impact.
Refer to section “5.5 General Aviation” on page 52:
“In the last years, accidents involving recreational aeroplanes have led to an average of nearly 80 fatalities per year in Europe (excluding fatal accidents involving microlight airplanes), which makes it one of the sectors of aviation with the highest yearly number of fatalities. Furthermore, in 2016, there were 78 fatalities in non-commercial operations with aeroplanes (2nd highest number) and 20 in the domain of glider/sailplane operations (2nd highest number). These two areas present the highest numbers of fatal accidents in 2015. The General Aviation Road Map is key to the EASA strategy in this domain. This area is a strategic priority.
Although it is difficult to measure precisely the evolution of safety performance in GA due to lack of consolidated data (e.g. accumulated flight hours), it is reasonable to assume that step changes in the existing safety level are not being achieved at European level, despite all initiatives and efforts.”
With pilot flight log records recorded in blockchain, the entire pilot’s career progression will be verifiable, leading to more transparent qualification system and eventually to safer skies.
Aeron apps are coming soon on App Store and Google Play. We look forward to community feedback and adoption by major flight schools and training institutions in Europe and beyond.
https://medium.com/@aeronaero/aeron-highlights-from-easa-european-plan-for-aviation-safety-epas-2018-2022-6a67708b5447
is this article new? when did they published? European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has recently released a comprehensive European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS) for years 2018–2022. This plan helps the stakeholders in identification of major safety risks and actions to take.
While year 2017 has been the safest year ever for commercial aviation, the situation is dramatically different for general aviation. This is where Aeron strives to make an impact.
Refer to section “5.5 General Aviation” on page 52:
“In the last years, accidents involving recreational aeroplanes have led to an average of nearly 80 fatalities per year in Europe (excluding fatal accidents involving microlight airplanes), which makes it one of the sectors of aviation with the highest yearly number of fatalities. Furthermore, in 2016, there were 78 fatalities in non-commercial operations with aeroplanes (2nd highest number) and 20 in the domain of glider/sailplane operations (2nd highest number). These two areas present the highest numbers of fatal accidents in 2015. The General Aviation Road Map is key to the EASA strategy in this domain. This area is a strategic priority.
Although it is difficult to measure precisely the evolution of safety performance in GA due to lack of consolidated data (e.g. accumulated flight hours), it is reasonable to assume that step changes in the existing safety level are not being achieved at European level, despite all initiatives and efforts.”
With pilot flight log records recorded in blockchain, the entire pilot’s career progression will be verifiable, leading to more transparent qualification system and eventually to safer skies.
Aeron apps are coming soon on App Store and Google Play. We look forward to community feedback and adoption by major flight schools and training institutions in Europe and beyond.
https://medium.com/@aeronaero/aeron-highlights-from-easa-european-plan-for-aviation-safety-epas-2018-2022-6a67708b5447
Aeron — highlights from EASA European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS) 2018–2022
European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has recently released a comprehensive European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS) for years 2018–2022. This plan helps the stakeholders in identification of major safety risks and actions to take.
While year 2017 has been the safest year ever for commercial aviation, the situation is dramatically different for general aviation. This is where Aeron strives to make an impact.
Refer to section “5.5 General Aviation” on page 52:
“In the last years, accidents involving recreational aeroplanes have led to an average of nearly 80 fatalities per year in Europe (excluding fatal accidents involving microlight airplanes), which makes it one of the sectors of aviation with the highest yearly number of fatalities. Furthermore, in 2016, there were 78 fatalities in non-commercial operations with aeroplanes (2nd highest number) and 20 in the domain of glider/sailplane operations (2nd highest number). These two areas present the highest numbers of fatal accidents in 2015. The General Aviation Road Map is key to the EASA strategy in this domain. This area is a strategic priority.
Although it is difficult to measure precisely the evolution of safety performance in GA due to lack of consolidated data (e.g. accumulated flight hours), it is reasonable to assume that step changes in the existing safety level are not being achieved at European level, despite all initiatives and efforts.”
With pilot flight log records recorded in blockchain, the entire pilot’s career progression will be verifiable, leading to more transparent qualification system and eventually to safer skies.
Aeron apps are coming soon on App Store and Google Play. We look forward to community feedback and adoption by major flight schools and training institutions in Europe and beyond.
https://medium.com/@aeronaero/aeron-highlights-from-easa-european-plan-for-aviation-safety-epas-2018-2022-6a67708b5447
European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has recently released a comprehensive European Plan for Aviation Safety (EPAS) for years 2018–2022. This plan helps the stakeholders in identification of major safety risks and actions to take.
While year 2017 has been the safest year ever for commercial aviation, the situation is dramatically different for general aviation. This is where Aeron strives to make an impact.
Refer to section “5.5 General Aviation” on page 52:
“In the last years, accidents involving recreational aeroplanes have led to an average of nearly 80 fatalities per year in Europe (excluding fatal accidents involving microlight airplanes), which makes it one of the sectors of aviation with the highest yearly number of fatalities. Furthermore, in 2016, there were 78 fatalities in non-commercial operations with aeroplanes (2nd highest number) and 20 in the domain of glider/sailplane operations (2nd highest number). These two areas present the highest numbers of fatal accidents in 2015. The General Aviation Road Map is key to the EASA strategy in this domain. This area is a strategic priority.
Although it is difficult to measure precisely the evolution of safety performance in GA due to lack of consolidated data (e.g. accumulated flight hours), it is reasonable to assume that step changes in the existing safety level are not being achieved at European level, despite all initiatives and efforts.”
With pilot flight log records recorded in blockchain, the entire pilot’s career progression will be verifiable, leading to more transparent qualification system and eventually to safer skies.
Aeron apps are coming soon on App Store and Google Play. We look forward to community feedback and adoption by major flight schools and training institutions in Europe and beyond.
https://medium.com/@aeronaero/aeron-highlights-from-easa-european-plan-for-aviation-safety-epas-2018-2022-6a67708b5447
I am so glad that Aeron was created. nowadays it is very important, and unfortunately the control of pilots' qualification is getting weaker. i hope that Aeron will succeed and become popular, and the situation in the sky will become safer.
yes, and if your follow their steps you will see how the project grows day by day
I am so glad that Aeron was created. nowadays it is very important, and unfortunately the control of pilots' qualification is getting weaker. i hope that Aeron will succeed and become popular, and the situation in the sky will become safer.
Overwhelming community growth, over 7000 members in Aeron official Telegram channel.
wow, that is an amazing news, congratulations
Overwhelming community growth, over 7000 members in Aeron official Telegram channel.
when do you think you will launch the definitive version of the app?
DId you have a look to their roadmap?
Mr. Konstantin Gertman of Aeron at Singapore Blockchain Summit 2018. Two major events on the same day
Any new article about they advances of the project?
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