airsight News

airsight's first scheduled training course in Singapore was very well received, encouraging our plans to further expand the range of international training locations.

The SWIFT 2018 Conference is one of the major events for the airport operational and technical community. This year, airsight will be participating to the event as speaker in two...

airsight announces its new training schedule for 2019 with more than 50 scheduled training sessions.

airsight improves the quality of its training schedule through new course topics and updated content.

airsight adds Sydney, Singapore and Toronto to its list of worldwide training locations

airsight's new course schedule for 2018 is now available online, including two new course topics with updated EASA content.

Aerodromes with Runway End Safety Areas (RESA) not conforming to ICAO & EASA requirements shall assess safety risks and undertake mitigation actions.

Auckland, New Zealand, has been selected as a new training location in airsight's course programme. In Autumn 2017, four courses will be offered to the aviation community of the...

An aerodrome operator commissioned airsight to develop a clear set of rules for operating drones at and in the vicinity of its airports.

Using area navigation (RNAV) approach procedures has great benefits for airlines since it increases safety through reducing the chances of controlled flight into terrain. The...

airsight is glad to present its training programme for 2017, with more than 30 sessions scheduled in Berlin and Dubai!

airsight has a leading position in topics related to wind farms and aviation safety, conducting various projects in this field.

The objective of this collaboration is to conduct affordable and high quality workshops in Dubai, targeting primarily personnel of Civil Aviation Authorities, aerodromes and Air...

On March 12th 2014, founding member and long standing Managing Director of airsight Prof. Dr. Holger Schulz was appointed honorary professor for “airport planning” in the faculty...