An emerging Canadian AI company participating in Pittsburgh International Airport's xBridge program is using the airport as a real-world testing environment for its foreign object debris (FOD) detection technology. “Foreign object debris can pose serious risks to aircraft, so we're always looking for ways to strengthen our airfield safety program,” said Bill Calhoon, airport duty manager at the Allegheny County Airport Authority. “Testing this technology helps our Operations Team assess whether it can complement our...
The Northeast Chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives (NEC/AAAE) on Monday recognized the Allegheny County Airport Authority (ACAA)...
Boeing’s smallest narrowbody jet offered to airlines received its long-awaited certification from the Federal Aviation Administration earlier this month, clearing...
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