Martin Lindner

Dr. Martin Lindner is a Researcher at TU Dresden’s Chair of Air Transport Technology and Logistics, specializing in aircraft performance and trajectory optimization for sustainable aviation since 2015. He leads interdisciplinary collaborations within the RTG AirMetro program and heads the Skylab, focusing on drone/VTOL aircraft technology, logistics, and sensor systems.

• Research Interests: Aircraft performance modeling, trajectory optimization, sustainable aviation, urban air mobility, and air traffic planning.
• Projects: RTG AirMetro (AAM), Air-Take-Off (drone-manned collision avoidance), SmartFly (sustainable transport), RescueFLY (water rescue drones), ReMAP (conflict resolution), ProfiFuel (fuel-efficient trajectories), MEFUL (emission reduction).

Publication Trends: His work emphasizes multi-criteria trajectory optimization, integrating environmental efficiency, noise reduction, and operational safety. Recent articles address urban air mobility infrastructure, fleet optimization, and AI-driven air traffic simulations.

Teaching: Co-teaches Air Transport Systems and leads Airline Management, blending technical innovation with strategic thinking.

Labs: Heads Skylab, a hub for experimental research in drone logistics, sensor systems, and advanced flight planning tools.