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FLIGHT SCIENCES INTERNATIONAL FOUNDER, ROBERT E. CALLAHAN, TO CHAIR DAY 2 OF 2ND ANNUAL FLIGHT OPERATIONS EXCELLENCE CONFERENCE IN AMSTERDAM Santa Barbara, CA – May 28, 2010 – Robert E. Callahan, President and Founder of Flight Sciences International, will Chair the 2nd day of the Marcus Evans 2nd Annual Flight Operations Excellence Conference being held June 17-18 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Flight Sciences announced today. In addition, Mr. Callahan will be presenting on Fuel Efficiency & The Future. MORE>>
THREE TOP FUEL MANAGEMENT COMPANIES TO SOLVE AIRLINE INDUSTRY’S FUEL PROBLEMS August 7, 2008 - Washington D.C. – Three of the leading aviation fuel management companies – Flight Sciences International, Sabena Flight Academy Consulting, and BMB Fuel Consulting Services – have formed a new joint venture company to help the airline industry solve its fuel and emissions tracking problems, the three companies said today. MORE>>
AIRLINES NEED BETTER STRUCTURE WHEN MANAGING JET FUEL, SAYS FLIGHT SCIENCES INTERNATIONAL Santa Barbara, CA – June 27, 2008 – Interactions with multiple airlines in recent months has shown fuel management firm Flight Sciences International that air carriers need a better structure and more urgency with their jet fuel decision making, Flight Sciences said today. MORE>>
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Contact Information for:
FSI Contact: Robert E. Callahan, 805-565-0995
Email: rcallahan@flightsciences.com
SANTA BARBARA, CA 2/12/07
FLIGHT SCIENCES TO PRESENT FUEL EFFICIENCY FRAMEWORK
AT ANNUAL AIRBUS PERFORMANCE AND OPERATIONS CONFERENCE.
During the upcoming Airbus Performance and
Operations Conference to be held in Puerto Vallarta April 23-27,
2007, Robert E. Callahan, President of Flight
Sciences International, will discuss key strategies for increasing
fuel efficiency that can lead to significant fuel cost
savings. There will be a Q&A period following the
presentation. Flight Sciences International is one
of only two consulting firms invited to present at
this year’s conference. Attendees are invited
to register early, as seating for this presentation
may be limited.
AIRBUS is a leading aircraft manufacturer with the
most modern and comprehensive family of airliners on
the market. It has delivered over 4,500 aircraft to
more than 250 customers worldwide.
Airbus is an EADS Company
FLIGHT SCIENCES INTERNATIONAL is recognized worldwide
as an international leader in the development of fuel
conservation programs for the airline industry. Founded
in 1992 by Robert E. Callahan, Flight Sciences International
offers it’s client’s access to an extraordinary
group of aviation experts including flight operations
experts and pilots, aircraft engineers, ground operations
managers and in-flight professionals.
Flight Sciences International offers a two-hour complimentary
fuel analysis review and will provide recommendations
on optimizing fuel conservation practices in 100 days
or less with potential fuel cost reductions of 3% to
8% annually.
For more information about FSI’s custom programs
call: In the United States, 805-565-0995, or Europe/Asia,
41-613-126212 or visit www.flightsciences.com to request
an on-site visit and/or informational brochures describing
how FSI’s programs work.
Flight Sciences has locations in Santa Barbara, California,
Sarasota, Florida, Belize and Brussels.
FSI Contact: Robert E. Callahan, 805-565-0995
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY FOR CANADIAN AIRLINE FUEL MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM SHOWS SOLID PERFORMANCE, CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENTS. SANTA
BARBARA, CALIFORNIA USA: Air Transat, a Canadianairline
has announced the first year results of a fuelmanagement
program it developed in association with FlightSciences,
a US consulting firm that specializes in aviation
fuelconservation programs. The airline, which operates
a fleet ofAirbus A330s and A340s, has trimmed it’s
annual USD100 millionfuel bill by more than five
percent. “We have been immenselygratified
with the first year results of the program ourcompany-wide
fuel management team put together,” said Capt.Simon
Lavoie, project manager for the program. MORE>>
FLIGHT SCIENCES AND AIR TRANSAT ANNOUNCE COMPLETION
OF FUEL CONSERVATION PROGRAM SAVING MILLIONS ANNUALLY
SANTA BARBARA, CA 5/03/04
With skyrocketing fuel costs, airlines are looking
to the experts in fuel conservation programs to maintain
their competitive edge and protect their profits. Flight
Sciences International, the leading developer of fuel
conservation and cost savings programs for the international
airlines industry, today announced the completion of
their initial phase implementation fuel conservation
program for Canada's Air Transat, the popular Vacation
Airline. Initiated in early 2003 by Air Transat's
executive offices, the Fuel Conservation Program "is
a priority in the current environment where we must
do everything to control costs, especially given that
fuel remains the company's greatest expenditure," said
Allen B. Graham, President of Air Transat.
After an internal audit yielded several effective
fuel conservation initiatives, Air Transat quickly
pursued a comprehensive program, calling on Flight
Sciences, the leader in fuel conservation programs
in the airline industry. FSI's team of experts
in flight and ground operations, aircraft design and
performance, and process control optimization, completed
a detailed study of Transat's fuel use to develop an
effective, customized fuel savings program.
While their internal programs were saving hundreds
of thousands of dollars per year, Flight Sciences team
employed additional analysis, technologies, and products
to create a customized program for Air Transat that
will save them several million dollars of additional
fuel cost each year. "We have assisted many
of the world's major carriers, all of which had some
level of internal fuel use optimization programs in
place prior to Flight Sciences involvement," said
Dwight Buck, V.P. of Business Development for the company. "Yet
in every case we were able to apply our experience,
technologies and analysis, and partner products to
save each client far more than their internal programs
were yielding, by as much as ten percent per year."
Flight Sciences' program was completed in September
2003, less than six months from initial contact by
Air Transat, and resulted in total savings of nearly
$5M dollars in fuel cost per year, exceeding the company's
initial expectations by a factor of three. After
a period of six months of initial implementation, the
Flight Sciences and Air Transat project team audited
the company's performance and deployed additional savings
techniques to further enhance the Air Transat program.
Flight Sciences provides complimentary fuel analysis
reviews with airlines worldwide. For more information
about their custom programs you can reach them at 805-565-0995,
or on the web at www.flightsciences.com and request
informational brochures describing how Flight Sciences
programs work, or to request an on-site visit.
Flight Sciences has locations in Santa Barbara, California,
Sarasota, Florida, Belize and Brussels.
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