SP's Airbuz Magazine - October - November 2019

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SP's AirBuz

SP's AirBuz is an exclusive magazine on civil aviation from India that has been launched by Mr Ashok Chawla, Secretary - Ministry of Civil Aviation in April, 2008. The magazine started as bimonthly will endeavour to cover various aspects of the civil aviation industry.

It is therefore a unique vehicle - which never existed in India before - to convey the concerns, ambitions, achievements and anticipations of its key drivers and architects. SP Guide Publications known for filling the gaps in the industry, since 1964, decided to offer yet another initiative through the launch of this magazine.

SP's AirBuz is the ideal platform to showcase and broadcast the twists and turns that will shape the civil aviation industry and ultimately determine the tenor of its success story. It will every alternate month bring to you a swath of holistic, incisive and in-depth news, views and interviews from the industry.

SP's AirBuz does offer a unique vehicle to showcase the phenomenal growth of the civil aviation industry and the host of roles of OEMs involved in the industry from different parts of the world.

The Cost Of Airline Operations

Time and again, airline failures can be traced to one key item which is the ‘Cost of Operations’ that spiraled out of control

6 mins

Air India – Divestment

A well-run Government-owned airline could have been a national asset, but over 70 years of operations have clearly demonstrated that it is “not the business of Governments to be in business”.

6 mins

Advances In Aircraft Propulsion

Bio-fuel technologies, driven by the dual motivations of fossil fuel depletion and climate change imperatives, are progressing at a rapid pace. The technological feasibility of using bio-fuels in aircraft engines has already been demonstrated amply. It is only a matter of time before the cost of bio-fuels, which is around three to four times that of equivalent fossil fuels, is brought down by technological innovations to lower than that of fossil fuel. Changes to existing internal combustion jet engines to switch over to bio-fuel would be minimal and easily achievable.

10+ mins

Role Of Pratt & Whitney In Mainstream Air Transport

Pratt & Whitney (P&W) is a subsidiary of United Technologies Corporation (UTC) producing aircraft engines widely used in both civil and military aviation

6 mins

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SP's Airbuz Magazine Description:

SP's AirBuz captures and analyses the latest development in civil aviation, in terms of technological developments, strategic plans, modernization and expansion of civil aviation sector in Asia and Pacific region, including Middle East