ATM Safety Management Conference: sharing goals, sharing ideas
5 March 2012 | By EUROCONTROL
For a network to be safe, all the nodes have to interface effectively...
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News & articles from International Airport Review covering Air Traffic Control and Air Traffic management (ATC/ATM)
5 March 2012 | By EUROCONTROL
For a network to be safe, all the nodes have to interface effectively...
7 February 2012 | By Mark Glover, Commissioning Editor, International Airport Review
As the SESAR initiative continues to garner debate from all corners of the aviation industry, Mark Glover from International Airport Review spoke to one of the key players involved with the initiative, Guenter Martis, Director of European Affairs at CANSO, to see what needs to be done by all involved…
7 February 2012 | By Bo Redeborn, Principal Director of Air Traffic Management, EUROCONTROL
SESAR is the research and development arm of the Single European Sky. A founding member of the SESAR Joint Undertaking, EUROCONTROL is a major contributor to this huge programme, covering everything from 4D trajectories to system wide information management and, of course, airports. Pushing forward The SESAR airport activities have…
7 February 2012 | By Mark Glover, Commissioning Editor, International Airport Review
The first conference of its kind for International Airport Review and given the astonishing recent growth of Information Technology within air - ports, Airport Information Technology 2011 was a conference that was able to cover all aspects of the vast subject. The event took place on the 6 and 7…
8 December 2011 | By Paul Riemens, Chairman of the CANSO Executive Committee
By 2026, it is forecast that aviation will contribute one trillion USD to the world’s GDP per year. This is more than double the 425 billion USD it contributes today, and clearly demonstrates the increasingly important role that aviation plays in supporting the global economy. However, this relies on the…
8 December 2011 | By Nancy Graham, Director, Air Navigation Bureau at the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO)
In 2012, ICAO will convene a landmark air navigation conference that will seek agreement on the strategic plan to set the stage for globally interoperable Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems. These systems will be implemented based on the Aviation System Block Upgrade (ASBU) concept. The ASBU approach calls for a…
1 December 2011 | By Manchester Airport
The first section of ground has been broken in preparation for Manchester Airport’s new Air Traffic Control tower...
14 November 2011 | By Hill and Knowlton
Raytheon Company is on track to provide Dubai with one of the world’s most modern air traffic management systems...
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EUROCONTROL celebrated 10 years of the ARTAS service and 20 years since the launch of the ARTAS concept...
5 October 2011 | By Jason Harfield, General Manager Air Traffic Control Group, Airservices Australia
The Australian Government’s 2009 National Aviation Policy White Paper, ‘Flight Path to the Future’, outlined Australian aviation’s contribution of more than half a million jobs and $6.3 billion to the national economy. But constraints at busy gateway airports such as Sydney, particularly during peak traffic periods, have the potential to…
5 October 2011 | By Eduard Porosnicu, Senior AIM specialist and Digital NOTAM Project Manager at EUROCONTROL
The future Air Traffic Management (ATM) system will rely on advanced data exchange and data sharing services that communicate aeronautical information (infrastructure, route network, aerodrome, terrain, obstacle data) into the operational activities on the ground and in the air. The Aeronautical Information Exchange Model (AIXM) is a specification that enables…
31 August 2011 | By Air Transport Association of America, Inc. (ATA)
ATA has called on the FAA to focus its resources on expediting the most cost-beneficial elements of NextGen...
8 August 2011 | By Ulrich Schulte-Strathaus, Secretary General of the European Association of Airlines
The Single European Sky programme, to rationalise the airspace above the Single Market, has been hailed as Europe’s single biggest environmental programme, and by EU Transport Commissioner Siim Kallas as the most important project in his portfolio. It promises a huge efficiency improvement over the current patchwork of national airspaces,…
20 July 2011 | By EUROCONTROL
For the first time ever in the EASA Annual Safety Review, a specific chapter on ATM has been included...
14 July 2011 | By Indra
The new centre will be equipped with Indra’s Aircon automated air traffic management system...