ICAO launches real-time worldwide space weather update service
A new service launched by ICAO will generate and share space weather advisories that can be used for commercial and general aviation.
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A new service launched by ICAO will generate and share space weather advisories that can be used for commercial and general aviation.
NATS and MoD have extended their Future Military Area Radar Service contract to 31 March 2030, ensuring safe collaboration within UK airspace.
A new implementation, made in cooperation between AZANS and HungaroControl, will help with the exchange and storage of aeronautical data.
Unisys discusses how security threats to airports have evolved significantly over time, especially with the convergence of IT and OT.
We spoke to Annet Steenbergen, Chair of the IATA Facilitation Working Group about creating a truly seamless passenger flow by facilitating trust.
The government bill will work towards modernising the airspace and ensuring drone technology will not be used as a threat.
Safety and security are necessary elements to secure passenger satisfaction, but weather, fuel spillages and unplanned occurrences can cause massive disruptions. International Airport Review asked Gatwick Airport’s Incident Operations Manager how he prepares for unprecedented events.
The new Counter-Drone Strategy aims to harness the benefits of drone technology by protecting the public from malicious or criminal use.
Thousands of airport employees at more than 150 airports and aerodromes across Australia and New Zealand will take part in Airport Safety Week.
Li Huayu, Assistant President and General Manager of International Civil Aviation at Nuctech, discusses the current biggest threat to airport security, and further technologies that need to be developed to tackle airport threats.
Denver is to provide visually-impaired guests with a service that describes the airport's surroundings via their phone camera.
Speaking at the ICAO 40th Assembly, ICAO Secretary General, Dr Fang Liu, discussed aviation safety and air navigation capacity and efficiency.
8 October 2019 | By TIBCO
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Drone detection technology is to be trialled at Ottawa International Airport to see whether it can function compatibly in a civilian airport.