US EditionHow Emirates Is Using AI to Outsmart Turbulence, Keep Flights Smooth
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Emirates uses AI to better predict severe turbulence
In response to rising global turbulence, Emirates has developed one of the most advanced forecasting systems in aviation that combines AI and real-time data to make flying smoother and safer. Olivia Palamountain reports As global turbulence intensifies due to climate change — with severe clear-air incidents increasing by 55% over the past four decades on major flight routes, according to research by the University of Reading — Emirates is taking…
How Emirates is using AI to outsmart turbulence, keep flights smooth
The initiatives have contributed to a significant reduction in unexpected severe turbulence incidents over the past year, helping make journeys safer The post How Emirates is using AI to outsmart turbulence, keep flights smooth appeared first on Gulf Business.
AI analytics help Emirates avoid unexpected turbulence
This article was originally published on our sister site, Aerospace Tech Review. Dubai-based carrier Emirates has reported a measurable decrease in unexpected turbulence incidents over the past year thanks to onboard data and analytics. Changing atmospheric conditions due to climate change are making inflight turbulence more regular and more severe. Notably, scientists at Reading University in the UK found that severe turbulence has increased b…
Emirates has expanded its turbulence management with three technology systems. The airline uses "SkyPath", "Lido mPilot" from Lufthansa Systems and IATA Turbulence Aware to predict turbulence more precisely, as the Dubai airline announced. The multi-layer approach combines artificial intelligence, machine learning and real-time data from thousands of aircraft. Since the launch last year, the number of unexpected severe turbulences has declined s…
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