IATA welcomes agreement connecting airspace between Jordan and Israel
By being able to fly through the Israel-Jordan corridor, flight times will be shortened, fuel burn will be reduced and carbon emissions decreased.
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By being able to fly through the Israel-Jordan corridor, flight times will be shortened, fuel burn will be reduced and carbon emissions decreased.
Switzerland’s ANSP, Skyguide, has enlisted the support of Frequentis Control Room Consulting in order to improve customer satisfaction.
The consultation will allow local residents and communities to shape the outcome of the proposed plans to separate Luton and Stansted's arrival routes and holds.
Airport operators need to remain nimble and responsive to manage the evolving control, such as screening measures, during this uncertain environment and be prepared for the upturn when it does come.
AGIL Master System Integration, ST Engineering's unique solution approach as a Master System Integrator (MSI), unifies a world-class project management methodology and innovative technologies with leading-edge products and solutions to deliver turnkey projects for airport stakeholders.
During this global disruption, airports will be required to rethink their normal business and operational processes in a few key areas.
Leaders from ATAG, ACI World, CANSO, IATA and ICCAIA have emphasised the need for sustainable aviation development post-COVID-19.
The new online portal provides all of the most up to date information about European ATM modernisation and the 343 SESAR DM deployment projects.
AGIL Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulator is carefully built to encompass all aspects of ATC training, testing and procedures development
Four companies, including Incheon Airport, are to work on the development of urban air mobility (UAM) and establish a framework for test flights.
The airside development programme at Lima's Jorge Chávez International Airport includes a new ATC tower, a new second runway and new fire services.
The SWIM project is SESAR Deployment’s 145th project and will assist in the digitalisation of European airspace.
With only marginal traffic increases reported in June, a full recovery in passenger traffic to 2019 levels is now expected for 2024.
The DASA competition provides an opportunity to help further develop the critical counter-drone technical capabilities needed.