Author(s)

Philip Cooper

Affiliation(s)

Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA.

Corresponding Author

Philip Cooper

ABSTRACT

Blockchain technology is a cutting-edge emerging technology that has received widespread attention and development in recent years, and its application exploration in the aviation field has gradually increased. This article studies the The current application status of blockchain technology in foreign aviation fields is discussed, and future application scenarios are discussed based on the current status of domestic civil aircraft development, focusing on the analysis of aircraft parts. Information management, digital twin construction and business jet business model innovation are three directions, and suggestions are provided for the future application and development of blockchain technology in the aviation field, with a view to promoting exploring the application of blockchain technology in civil aviation.

KEYWORDS

Blockchain; Civil aviation; Application; Outlook

CITE THIS PAPER

Philip Cooper. Blockchain technology aviation application and development prospects. World Journal of Information Technology. 2023, 1(2): 23-29. DOI:10.61784/wjit231263.

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