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ATM Industry set to gather at CANSO Asia Pacific Conference
NATS-backed drone distribution consortium wins top Scottish Transport Award
ENAIRE improves flight efficiency by making greater use of continuous descent operations
Remote Tower Brunswick will be equipped with KVM systems from G&D
FAA releases Vertiport design standards to support the safe integration of Advanced Air Mobility Aircraft
TCAA will deploy Jotron VHF radio systems in Tanzania
Official re-opening of the Richards Bay airport
Spanish government authorises 48 million EUR contract to operate air traffic management support systems
ICAO Assembly urged to adopt net-zero climate goal for aviation
CANSO, NASA and the FAA discuss “Collaborating on our Future Skies”
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CANSO at the 41st ICAO Assembly – week one reflections
In his second blog from Montreal, Nico Voorbach, Director ICAO Affairs, CANSO, reflects on the first week of the 41st ICAO Assembly. On Tuesday 27 September the 41st ICAO Assembly started in Montreal with the participation of more then 2500 participants in …
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CANSO at the ICAO 41st Assembly
On 27 September the 41st ICAO Triennial Assembly will start in Montreal under the theme ‘Reconnecting the World’. CANSO will be represented during the Assembly by its Director General, Simon Hocquard together with Michelle Bishop, Nico Voorbach, Bill Middleswart, Scott Leis …
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Why UNICEF and CANSO are joining forces to support drone pilot training in Africa
Across the African continent, organisations successfully use drones to improve agricultural yields, reduce the risk of disasters and to deliver life-saving cargo. As drones become more common, Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) have an urgent need to ensure the safety …
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Exploring long-range air traffic flow management
Matt Shepherd CF, CANSO ATFM/A-CDM Workgroup expert, and Managing Director at To70 Aviation Australia, discusses the concept of long-range air traffic flow management and the way in which it can be integrated with already established ATFM elements. With the …
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Think creatively, think fast
Alex Bristol, CEO skyguide, says air navigation service providers must recognise how much the industry will change. What does good UTM look like and should ANSPs be getting involved in drone airspace? There was a lot of hype to start …
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Space regulations must be harmonised
A flexible approach to airspace management is needed to accommodate increasing commercial space operations. Not so long ago, rocket launches were an exception and were treated as such by air navigation service providers (ANSPs). But commercial space launches – whether it …
