Audio Project Email & Phone Number

AUDIO aims to improve safety, efficiency and predictability of flights by increasing the flight crew’s situational awareness while the aircraft is taxiing. In a real-life demonstration, AUDIO will demonstrate the viability of an innovative advanced and connected moving map application. The application provides the cockpit with local airport data such as the on-ground traffic situation and planned taxi routes.Equipped with this additional information, on-board operations are expected to run smoother. Crews will be able to react more easily to last-minute re-planning of routes once the aircraft is off-block. The results: a safer sequence, a more reliable target take-off time, less complexity for the crew, more efficient taxiing and fewer emissions due to lower fuel consumption.

Listed skills include Aviation, Aircraft Systems, Airport Management, Integrated Airport Operations, and 1 others.

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  Audio Research Project

  Sesar Joint Undertaking

  May 2019 - Present

  > Project duration: 24 months> Total budget: 1.06 million Euros> Funded by the SESAR Joint Undertaking under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 783161.> AUDIO is coordinated by German Aerospace Center (DLR), which provides ground information, flight plan and route information collected by the Airport Research and Innovation Facility (ARIF) in Hamburg, Germany.> Deutsche Lufthansa adapts the existing Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) solutions, oversees the demonstration at Hamburg Airport and evaluates them under real-life conditions.> Norway-based SINTEF provides the SESAR solutions to be used for the demonstration.> French management consultancy ARTTIC ensures the dissemination of the project’s results and achievements.