Caeli Nova

Published

27 September 2021

Girls in Aviation Day: ensuring a path for future leaders in aviation

To celebrate GIAD we spoke to our interns to find out how their internships went and what they have taken away from their time with us.

Published

21 September 2021

Runwaygirl Network | Press Coverage

Caeli Nova pact to expand Airbus’ sustainable tech: Breathing technology expert Caeli Nova is signing a Co-Development Partnership Agreement with Airbus to enhance technical collaboration on Cordillera, Caeli Nova’s innovative new passenger emergency oxygen system, for use onboard Airbus aircraft.

Published

21 September 2021

Caeli Nova agreement to expand Airbus’ sustainable technology offering

Breathing technology expert Caeli Nova is signing a Co-Development Partnership Agreement with Airbus to enhance technical collaboration on Cordillera, Caeli Nova’s innovative new passenger emergency oxygen system, for use onboard Airbus aircraft.

Published

07 September 2021

How airlines can lower their carbon emissions

According to flight tracking systems such as FlightAware and FlightRadar24, there can be up to 20,000 aircraft in our skies at any one time carrying more than 1.5 million people around the world.

Published

02 September 2021

Opening up the Silk Road L888

Dubbed the Silk Road as it follows the traditional trade route between Europe and Asia, the L888 flight path is the most direct airway for many journeys. However, it faces on big challenge, flying over the Himalayas.

Published

01 September 2021

Startups Magazine | Press Coverage

Why workplace inclusivity matters

Published

12 August 2021

Press release | Caeli Nova celebrates a successful summer with a record intake of seven interns

Breathing technology expert, Caeli Nova, is celebrating a record intake of seven interns for 2021 across its software, engineering, medical, strategy and design departments.

Published

20 July 2021

What are the world’s most challenging routes and airport approaches?

Over time, developments to aircraft systems have made remote locations much more accessible. However, many locations across the world are still difficult for aircraft to approach.