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Eligible organisations invited to join cyber-security group
ECCSA was initiated in response to a call to action by the European Commission and aviation stakeholders and is supported by EASA.
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Stronger regulation of powerful airports needed to protect consumers
IATA concurs with the EC that tighter economic regulation could see the full benefits of the Airport Charges Directive being fulfilled, protecting consumers from the power of the major airports.
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Making drone activity safe in the skies above Europe
Research and innovation is underway in SESAR – the technological pillar of the Single European Sky – to ensure that increasing drone traffic in Europe’s skies can be managed safely, in particular in relation to commercial air transport. Florian Guillermet, Executive Director of the SESAR Joint Undertaking, tells us more.
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New report acknowledges value of SESAR deployment but advises review
The efficiency of European airspace is vital to minimising delays and achieving aviation sustainability, but can we place monetary value on it? A new report from The European Court of Auditors (ECA) suggests we can.
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Flying without fear: How the EU keeps us safe when we fly
EUROCONTROL Network Manager's alarming system ensures that unsafe aircraft are detected before they enter European airspace.
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EUROCONTROL will continue to run Europe’s skies
EUROCONTROL has been reappointed as Network Manager of the European skies by the European Commission for the next decade.
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How can neuroscience support the development of ATM in the future?
As the role of air traffic controllers shifts to a more observatory role, does neuroscience hold the key to ensuring this change doesn't affect air traffic flows?
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Airspace Architecture Study: A clear vision in the run-up to 2035
The Airspace Architecture Study will look in the medium- to long-term, and what practical steps would need to be taken to make it a reality to ensure the longevity and efficiency of European airspace.
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How will Brexit affect the duty free trade between Ireland and the UK?
The Irish Duty Free Alliance (IDFA) responds to Government proposals to stop duty free sales to UK passengers, should there be a hard Brexit.
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No-deal Brexit could result in queues of several hours at Spanish Airports
As Brexit approaches, consumer researcher Which? reports that with extra passport checks in the event of a no-deal Brexit, queuing time at Spanish airports may be increased by up to five hours.
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Speaker Series: Airport IT & Security
Wilfried Covent, Senior Security Expert at Brussels Airport and Chairman of the ACI Europe Security Committee, discusses his highlights from Airport IT & Security 2018 and what he will be looking forward to at this year's event.
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Michael Kerkloh discusses Brexit risks, drones, and capacity and charges
Dr Michael Kerkloh, President of ACI EUROPE and CEO of Munich Airport, commented on the potential impact of Brexit, recent drone disruptions and the need for alignment in airport capacity, investment and user charges, at ACI Europe's New Year Reception.
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Global climate action effort now counts over 250 airports
259 airports are now actively engaged in addressing their impact on climate change, and 49 airport operators worldwide are carbon neutral, according to the Airports Council International.
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ACI World delivers 100th APEX safety review in Abu Dhabi
The ACI programme APEX promotes safer airport operations and cooperation throughout the industry, with Abu Dhabi receiving the 100th review.
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No-deal Brexit could lead to disruptions of flights in Summer 2019
As the Prime Minister's Brexit deal was defeated in the House of Commons, a no-deal Brexit is looking more likely than ever, but what does this mean for flights?