The recreational and professional drone industry has grown exponentially in recent years and this has led to the implementation of new national regulations. As a result, the European Union is seeking to unify these regulations under the Single European Sky programme, SESAR. Ineco is participating in several projects to define the safety requirements that these unmanned aircraft must meet.
Ineco is preparing master development programmes for the 2020-2034 period on behalf of the twelve airports of Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP), which is partly …
The Central Bioceanic Railway Corridor (CFBC) –a passenger and freight line that will cross South America– is a project aimed at boosting trade between Peru, Bolivia and Brazil. The Bioceanic Consulting Consortium, made up of the Spanish engineering companies Ineco and Incosa, has carried out a feasibility and financial viability study for the railway to better define its route between the Peruvian Pacific coast and Bolivia.
A feasibility study for a 772-kilometre high-speed line between Mumbai and Nagpur, the first phase of the Mumbai-Kolkata corridor, is the latest project that Ineco and Adif are carrying out for the Indian government. The study is part of the advisory services that Spain is providing to India in relation to its plan to develop an ambitious high-speed rail network (The Diamond Quadrilateral Project).
Ineco was present in the Spanish Pavilion of the trade fair, held in Berlin from 8 to 21 September, alongside 57 other Spanish companies coordinated …
There are hundreds of factors that could affect airport operations and potentially cause an incident: incorporation of aircraft with larger fuselages, the placement of cranes or a new building in the surrounding areas of an airport, a runway with an excessive slope, a poor drainage system, a shed or a nearby tree mass, an area with strong winds, etc. There are also strict regulations and procedures to prevent and manage each event.
Once again, Ineco was present at the Passenger Terminal Expo, (Amsterdam) and the World ATM Congress (Madrid). Both are important dates for the airport and …
Ineco’s experience with ERTMS, the European rail signalling system, supports the development of an innovative method to study how its implementation affects railway line capacity.
Ineco participated in Habitat III, the largest global event dedicated to urban development, which took place in Quito from 17–20 October. The company gave presentations on its experience in transport planning, sustainable mobility and services to the city. It was the third global conference –the first was held in 1976– which this time focused on the challenges faced by an increasingly urban planet threatened by climate change.
Ineco’s experts develop transport models which simulate and visually represent future flows of passengers and goods, demand and the development of all kinds of traffic at the local, national and international levels. These simulations are valuable, effective tools for the planning of all kinds of transport infrastructures and networks, improving design and optimising investment.
