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News & articles from International Airport Review covering Air Traffic Control and Air Traffic management (ATC/ATM)
Slots dispute flips in favour of Monarch after court ruling
Just over two weeks after the UK High Court ruled against Monarch's administrators right to sell its slots, the decision has been overturned - a £60 million windfall for the failed airline.
Smart air traffic control tower to go up at Changi Airport courtesy of a UK company
A British air traffic control provider will develop a smart digital tower prototype at Singapore’s Changi Airport, the biggest so far trialled.
Partnership launched between Emirate’s education branch and tech solutions firm
Thales and Emirates Aviation University have signed a memorandum of understanding meaning the two will now launch joint schemes in the field of aviation education.
International organisation gives African aviation industry notes on how to grow
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has laid out a list of priorities which must be addressed for aviation to deliver maximum economic and social benefits in Africa.
International Airport Review Awards 2017: Environmental Awareness
We announce the shortlist for our environmental awareness category, a spot for entrants who made great strides to do what is best for our planet.
Get Brexit sorted in 11 months, warns global aviation body
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged the UK Government to shore-up its international air connectivity by focusing on a cost-effective expansion of Heathrow Airport and achieving early clarity on post-Brexit issues.
Hong Kong air traffic control wins international safety award
The Civil Aviation Department of Hong Kong has come out sparkling in a global awards scheme honouring safety in aviation.
Monarch administrators lose High Court battle over slots
A High Court ruling has denied Monarch the right to sell its airport slots to raise money for creditors.
Remote air traffic control steps forward in Slovenia
A series of demonstrations have proved successful in Slovenian airspace meaning a step forward in the journey towards remote air traffic control.
Harness new tech to improve safety, air traffic mangers told
The chief of an air traffic control representative body has called on operators to take advantage of the opportunities offered by new technologies to improve aviation safety.
London City Airport signs 10-year contract with NATS
London City Airport has chosen to continue its relationship with NATS as its air traffic service provider for the next 10 years through a multi-million pound strategic partnership signed this week.
Satellite-based area navigation programme set to transform German airspace
The German air navigation service provider DFS has launched a comprehensive innovation programme to optimise and modernise the airspace and navigation infrastructure of Germany. The programme will allow for a dynamic transition from primarily conventional ground-based navigation to modern area navigation (RNAV).