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21.10.2022
London City airport invests in safety enhancing technology EMAS
We are proud to announce that, EMASEME AB, has been selected to provide Runway Safe’s EMASMAX solution for installations at each end of London City Airport’s runway in the beginning 2023.
ABOUT EMASEME |
EMASEME AB is a joint venture company between Runway Safe and KIBAG that offers Runway Safe’s EMAS solutions to support airports in the EMEA region. They combine in depth skills, expertise and experience from both owner companies to support airports with the unique and proven product line of arrestor beds (EMAS) to airports in the EMEA region to improve safety and increase efficiency. EMASEME is owned 50/50 by KIBAG and Runway Safe and is a Swedish registered company based in Gothenburg. Learn more about EMASEME here: www.emaseme.com
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22.09.2023
Runway Safe’s arresting system EMAS, is expected to be perfect when an imperfect event occurs.
Safety can never be compromised when a runway excursion occurs! Safety is our mission! Our priority is to improve airport operational safety in the event of an aircraft runway excursion. Excursions are the most common type of aviation accident worldwide. Almost one out of four aviation accidents involve a runway excursion. However, excursions are one […]
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20.09.2023
Removal of aircraft after an incursion into an EMAS system has occurred.
The removal of an aircraft after an incursion into an EMAS (Engineered Materials Arresting System) system requires careful planning and coordination to ensure a safe and efficient process. Here’s an overview of the typical steps involved in removing an aircraft from an EMAS system: Assessment and Safety Checks: Before initiating any removal procedures, authorities and […]
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11.09.2023
Mitigating Runway Overrun Risks with EMAS: A Proactive Approach
Runway safety is a top priority in the aviation industry, and proactive measures are crucial in reducing and minimizing injuries in runway overrun incidents. One such effective solution gaining momentum is the Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS). In this article, we will delve into the unique capabilities of EMAS in mitigating runway overrun risks. By […]
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07.09.2023
Providing Swift and Cost-Efficient EMAS Solutions: Runway Safe’s Commitment to Airport Excellence
When it comes to runway overruns and EMAS arresting systems, Runway Safe is dedicated to ensuring the highest value for our airport partners. Our focus is not only on safety but also on minimizing downtime and costs for airports. Here’s how we deliver exceptional value to our customers: Efficient EMAS Support: Minimizing Airport Downtime In […]
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30.08.2023
Enhancing Runway Safety: The Impact of EMAS Installation
Safety is of paramount importance in aviation, and airports continually strive to improve their infrastructure and implement measures that reduce the risk of accidents. One critical aspect of runway safety is the presence of an Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS). This article explores the significance of EMAS installations on airport runways and their role in […]
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