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Pre-Christmas getaways drive increase in air traffic
ENAIRE reaches an all-time high in customer-perceived quality
ENAIRE presents its experience in integrating drones and U-space services at the second Canary Islands Aerospace Congress
ENAIRE’s Governing Board approves the new Strategic Plan to boost its roadmap through 2030
ENAV S.p.A. strengthens its role in drone and u-space services
ENAIRE managed nearly 180,000 flights in November, 4.3 per cent more than in 2024
AirShare selected to power NATS OpenAir uncrewed traffic management trial
The aviation and judicial sectors examine Just Culture as a driver for improving air transport safety
ENAIRE grants its innovation award to a project proposing an AI-powered flow management model for adverse weather situations
ENAIRE strengthens satellite navigation in Málaga to further improve operational efficiency
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IATA WSOC Xiamen: Aligning industry to deliver future skies
The IATA World Safety & Operations Conference (WSOC), held in Xiamen, China, from 14–16 October, gathered more than 800 delegates from airlines, ANSPs, regulators, and technology partners under one roof. Over three days, participants explored strategies to future-proof aviation – building on decades …
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Shaping the future of Digital Towers: Insights from the CANSO workgroup meeting in Budapest
The CANSO Digital Towers Focus Area (DTFA) recently convened in Budapest, Hungary, for a two day meeting kindly hosted by HungaroControl. Their warm hospitality and commitment to open collaboration created the ideal setting to exchange knowledge, address shared challenges, and …
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CANSO at the 42nd ICAO Assembly: A strong voice for the Air Traffic Management Community
At the 42nd ICAO Assembly, on 23 September to 3 October the CANSO team joined a record-breaking 192 ICAO Member States, with nearly 3,000 delegates, to participate in two weeks of discussions and decision-making, actively contributing to the shaping of the global aviation agenda. …
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My hopes and expectations for Airspace Asia Pacific
Thomas Kuhn was a physicist turned historian and philosopher. In his seminal work The Structure of Scientific Revolution, he argued that science does not progress in a linear manner. Science works within a set of accepted ideas. …
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Countdown for ICAO’s 42nd Assembly: CANSO’s Vision for the Future of ATM
The final countdown is on for the 42nd ICAO Assembly (Montreal, Canada 23 September – 3 October) which will bring together States, industry leaders, and stakeholders from across the aviation ecosystem. With over 2,200 participants already registered, this Assembly promises to be one of …
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Gauging and growing our collective fatigue risk management efforts
The CANSO Safety Steering Committee and Human Performance Workgroup has recently received a wave of requests from members seeking support and guidance on how best to establish and strengthen fatigue risk management systems (FRMS). This is an encouraging sign. It …
