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CANSO creates Americas office

Airport news / 16 June 2010 / CANSO

CANSO Americas Signing

From left to right: Ever Molina Carrillo, SENEAM, Micilia Albertus-Verboom, NAATC, Augusto Jose Pereira Luis, NAV Portugal, Graham Lake, CANSO (standing), Juan I. Lema, Aena, and Henry P. Krakowski, FAA

CANSO, the global voice of Air Traffic Management, has established an Americas Office, based in Mexico and supported by CANSO Members Aena (Spain), FAA (USA), NAATC (Netherlands Antilles), NAV Portugal and SENEAM (Mexico).

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CANSO CEOs Discuss Volcanic Ash – Call for Stronger European Safety Regulator

Airport news / 15 June 2010 / CANSO

CANSO, the Global Voice of ATM, has held a discussion on the fallout from the volcanic ash situation in Europe. This was the first time the CEOs of ANSPs from across the globe have been gathered together to discuss this issue.

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CANSO Response to IATA on CNS “A Vital First Step” Toward Harmonising Global Priorities

Airport news / 8 June 2010 / CANSO

CANSO, the Global Voice of ATM, has responded to the IATA Report on User Requirements for Air Traffic Services as a “vital first step” in facilitating the industry’s efforts to harmonise global Communications, Navigation and Surveillance (CNS) operations priorities.

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“Swift, sensible and safe” resumption of European flights, with “unprecedented” level of cooperation

Airport news / 20 April 2010 / CANSO

CANSO, the global voice of Air Traffic Management, has praised European Air Traffic Control organisations for their “swift, sensible and safe” approach to opening up European airspace, and stressed that the level of cooperation between different aviation sectors is “unprecedented”. CANSO Director General Graham Lake said: (more…)

Welcome news for global aviation: European airspace likely to resume operations Tuesday morning

Airport news / 19 April 2010 / CANSO

CANSO, the Global Voice of ATM, has welcomed the decision by European air traffic control organisations to recommend resuming flights by 8am UTC Tuesday morning (20th April) as “welcome news for airlines and passengers around the world”.

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Air Traffic Control “Losing 25 million Euros a day”

Airport news / 19 April 2010 / CANSO

An analysis of Air Traffic Control organisations by CANSO, the global voice of Air Traffic Management, shows that globally the sector is losing up to 25 million Euros each day from the closure of European airspace.

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Air Traffic Control Organsations “Eager to help get flights moving”

Airport news / 18 April 2010 / CANSO

CANSO, the global voice of Air Traffic Management, has stressed that its members are eager to help with a resumption of flights across Europe as soon as possible. But it has also warned that air traffic control had to take advice from aviation safety experts in each country before flights could resume.

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Micro Nav joins CANSO

Airport news / 29 March 2010 / Micro Nav Ltd

Graham Lake welcomes Martin Wise (left)

CANSO Secretary General Graham Lake welcomes Martin Wise (left) the Sales and Marketing Director of new member Micro Nav during ATC Global in Amsterdam

Micro Nav have joined CANSO – the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation – as an associate member.

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