The platform aggregates data from more than ten certified weather providers and over 40 weather products into a single interface, enabling pilots to access weather and operational information throughout a flight. SITA has launched SITA eWAS+, an electronic flight bag application that combines weather and operational data in a single interface, enabling pilots to assess evolving flight conditions and operational recommendations throughout a journey. The application builds on SITA eWAS, the company’s weather-awareness platform that has been in use across airlines for more than a decade. The new version combines information from multiple operational and meteorological sources, presenting pilots with...
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CUMI Expands Defence Portfolio with Advanced Vehicle Armour Certification
The achievement places CUMI among a select group of Indian companies to secure STANAG 4569 Level 3 and Level 4 certification for improvised explosive device side-blast protection systems used in armoured vehicles and tanks. Materials science and engineering company Carborundum Universal Ltd (CUMI) has achieved STANAG 4569 Level 4 qualification for its end-to-end ‘powder-to-panel’ armour solution for armoured vehicles, marking a significant milestone for India’s indigenous defence manufacturing ecosystem. STANAG 4569 is among the most stringent international standards for armoured vehicle protection. CUMI’s Level 4 qualification covers its ceramic-based armour solution designed to protect against high-velocity projectiles and fragmentation while...
India’s Water Challenge: From Pipes to Performance
India has expanded water infrastructure at an unprecedented scale, but delivering reliable, continuous service will depend on smarter operations, real-time data and a workforce equipped to turn information into action, writes Dr Sanjay Dahasahasra. India has dramatically expanded access to drinking water through flagship programmes such as the Jal Jeevan Mission and AMRUT 2.0, adding millions of household tap connections and laying the foundation for universal coverage. Yet the country’s water story remains incomplete. In urban India, continuous service remains the exception. The Central Public Health and Environmental Engineering Organisation (CPHEEO) notes that in almost all towns, water supply is...
