7 Jul , 2026 - News,Social Media
How can uncertainty quantification support safer and more robust hydrogen-powered aviation technologies? This was one of the key questions brought by the DEMOQUAS Coordination Team from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) to ASME Turbo Expo 2026, held in Milan, Italy: one of the key international events for the turbomachinery, propulsion and energy systems community. The […]
24 Jun , 2026 - News,Social Media
Behind every project milestone, there are people, conversations and shared ideas. In Versailles, the DEMOQUAS consortium had the opportunity to meet again in person for a new General Assembly, kindly hosted by our partner Safran: a warm thank you to the team for welcoming us and for creating such a productive and inspiring setting for […]
16 Jun , 2026 - News,Social Media
Reliability is built through continuous validation, modelling and operational support. Recent industry updates show how the LEAP engine support ecosystem is expanding, with new MRO capabilities designed to strengthen maintenance capacity and support the world’s fastest-growing engine family. In DEMOQUAS, engine performance modelling is a key research area. Physics-based models, surrogate models and uncertainty quantification […]
9 Jun , 2026 - News,Social Media
Hydrogen has strong potential for low-carbon aviation, but its adoption depends on more than technology readiness. Safety, certification, airport operations and infrastructure must evolve together. Across Europe, projects and regulators are working on liquid hydrogen refuelling, ground operations, standardisation and certification frameworks. DEMOQUAS contributes to this broader transition by addressing uncertainty in hydrogen-related aircraft and […]
2 Jun , 2026 - News,Social Media
Sustainable Aviation Fuels are central to aviation decarbonisation, but scaling SAF is not only a production challenge. Recent sector updates show that SAF supply, feedstock availability, market concentration and cost remain key uncertainties for airlines, airports and fuel suppliers. For DEMOQUAS, this reinforces a core message: sustainability and safety must advance together. By embedding uncertainty […]
26 May , 2026 - News,Social Media
Artificial Intelligence is entering aviation safety, but trust, assurance and human factors remain essential. In 2025, EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) published its first regulatory proposal on Artificial Intelligence trustworthiness for the safe use of AI in aviation, addressing key aspects such as AI assurance, human factors and ethics. Within DEMOQUAS, Aristotle University of […]
19 May , 2026 - News,Social Media
Digital twins are reshaping aerospac: from design and manufacturing to operations and maintenance. But digital evidence must be credible to support safety-critical decisions. That is why verification, validation and uncertainty quantification are essential. DEMOQUAS is working to make aircraft and engine design tools “UQ-enabled”, supporting digital threads, digital twins and future virtual certification pathways for […]
12 May , 2026 - News,Social Media
Aviation safety is moving from reactive control to proactive risk intelligence. The European Plan for Aviation Safety 2026 highlights the importance of strengthening safety risk management and using data-driven approaches to better understand emerging risks across the aviation system. This is exactly where DEMOQUAS contributes: by developing uncertainty quantification methods that help engineers and decision-makers […]
14 Apr , 2026 - News,Social Media
Within the DEMOQUAS project, TU Delft is contributing to the development of modelling approaches supporting the Safe-by-Design aircraft paradigm. The research focuses on the development of models that enable the quantification and management of uncertainties in aircraft systems, a central objective of the DEMOQUAS project. Understanding and modelling uncertainties across the aircraft lifecycle is essential […]
7 Apr , 2026 - News,Social Media
Although aviation technology continues to advance, producing more modern and reliable aircraft, there remains one unpredictable factor that can cause accidents: Human Errors. Aviation is one of the safest modes of transportation. However, increasing air traffic in civil aviation has added complexity to safety management, requiring strategies to evolve alongside growing operational demands. While aviation […]