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News & articles from International Airport Review covering Air Traffic Control and Air Traffic management (ATC/ATM)

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Birmingham tops airport punctuality charts

21 January 2014 | By Birmingham Airport

Birmingham Airport recorded the best overall flight punctuality of any UK airport operating both scheduled and full service charter flights in the third quarter of 2013...

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ATC / ATM supplement 2014

19 December 2013 | By Joe Baker (NATS), Frank Brenner (EUROCONTROL)

Joe Baker, Senior Systems Engineer at NATS, provides an overview of the TOPFLIGHT project and Frank Brenner, Director General at EUROCONTROL, gives an update on the Centralised Service initiative on flight plan and airport slot consistency...

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Foreword: Remote Tower Operations

9 October 2013 | By Bo Redeborn, Principle Director – Air Traffic Management at EUROCONTROL

Bo Redeborn, Principle Director – Air Traffic Management at EUROCONTROL, discusses how Europe can adopt the concept of remote ATC towers

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Construction: A feat of engineering

9 October 2013 | By Andrew Cowan, Paul Jones

Standing at 60 metres and with a 360-degree view of the region, Manchester Airport’s new ATC tower is a shining example of modern airport construction...

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ATC/ATM: Operational efficiency

14 August 2013 | By Kornel Szepessy, CEO, HungaroControl

Development plays a major role in enhancing air traffic efficiency, says Kornél Szepessy, CEO of Hungarian air navigation service provider, HungaroControl European air traffic control is undergoing radical changes. The Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) programme sets increasingly serious challenges for air traffic control (ATC) across the continent. Hungarian…

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Wind farms and radars living together?

4 April 2013 | By Dr Clive A Jackson, Wind Farms Technical Authority, BAE Systems

Credible mitigation options are needed to allow wind farms and airport radars to co-exist. Dr Clive A Jackson, Wind Farms Technical Authority at BAE Systems, explains how harmony can be achieved.

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Relieving NYC’s congested airspace

4 April 2013 | By Ann Crook, Director of Aviation, Elmira Corning Regional Airport and President of the New York Aviation Management Association

Ann Crook, Director of Aviation at Elmira Corning Regional Airport and President of the New York Aviation Management Association, discusses how efforts are being made to lessen and control the crowded airspace above New York City. Airports in New York’s Upstate and Western regions have particular concerns about the impacts…