Aircraft lavatory systems play an important role in supporting passenger comfort, hygiene, and safe flight operations. When servicing is performed incorrectly, it can pose serious health, safety, environmental, and compliance risks to personnel, passengers, and aircraft. In already demanding operational environments, structured and standardised training for lavatory servicing personnel is a critical component of safe, hygienic, and compliant aircraft operations. Supporting Sa

Airport College International has been selected as one of 14 companies to participate in the first-ever ACA Pitch Galley, which takes place at ALS Toulouse on 18–20 February 2026. This exclusive initiative, warmly welcomed by airline catering suppliers, offers a unique opportunity for 7 Minutes to present innovative solutions to an audience representing over 70% of the global airline catering industry. Launching Our New eLearning Services for In-Flight Catering At the same ti

Every day, potable water is supplied to aircraft to support passenger comfort and crew operations. When performed incorrectly, however, it can pose serious health, safety, and compliance risks. As operational environments become more demanding, structured and standardised training for potable water service personnel is no longer optional. It is a key component of safe and hygienic aircraft operations. Understanding the Risks in the Potable Water Supply Chain Potable water ser

Preparing Ground Operations for 2026: Why Digital Training Matters More Than Ever   As the aviation industry moves into 2026, ground operations face growing operational complexity, workforce shortages, rapid digitalisation, and increasing pressure to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability. The pace of change is accelerating, and the skills required to maintain smooth operations are evolving just as fast. Digital Training Keeps Pace Meeting these challenges demands mor