From humble beginnings as an avionics engineer in the Royal New Zealand Air Force, through to Executive Director of...
Navigating new horizons: Richard Thompson’s 30 years of shaping Radiola
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Radiola launches next-generation flight inspection systems
Radiola Aerospace has deployed two new next-generation flight inspection systems set to revolutionise the industry,...
Airfield experts showcase capabilities at Airspace World
In March 2023, we had the privilege of participating in CANSO's Airspace World inGeneva and showcasing our experience...
Are non-digital bus signs holding you back?
Smart cities are slowly but surely employing smart road signs to accommodate the public’s need for more...
Mobile integration and the future of transit
As more people across the globe move into cities, city infrastructure elements—from road signs to IT...
Three transport sectors that benefit from real-time information
The employment of technologies in roads, rail, and air transportation has reduced people’s dependence on physical...
Problem-solving on the fly – all part of a day’s work
Radiola has been solving problems for customers worldwide since 2003. With their ‘kiwi can-do attitude’, they work...
First ever all-female flight inspection crew takes to air
Among many pioneering milestones Radiola was the very first organization to deploy a female-only flight inspection crew.
Many years of Indian operations
As a subcontractor to TATA Advanced Systems over many years Radiola has supported the development of more than 40 airfields in India.
International certifications
The United Kingdom CAP 670 Flight Inspection Certification is one of several regulatory standards we hold. This is the “gold standard” for flight inspection approval.