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Singapore to tackle effects of weather on aviation
AEROTHAI Recognised for Environmental Responsibility with CANSO GreenATM Level 2
Japanese R&D Institute ENRI Joins CANSO as New Research and Academia Member during Airspace Asia Pacific 2025
Airspace Asia Pacific 2025 opens with a clear vision for collaborative, future-ready skies
Asia Pacific Leaders Unite in Hong Kong for CANSO Asia Pacific Conference and Airspace Asia Pacific Exhibition
Airspace Asia Pacific app available now
Airspace Asia Pacific is coming soon! Meet our media partner Global Airspace Radar
Broadcast remote identification requirement for unmanned aircraft to come into effect from 1 December
Adacel supports Airservices Australia in remote pseudo-pilot trial for air traffic control training
Singapore steps up support for Africa and the Caribbean in aviation training and development
Views
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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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CANSO Global Safety Conference – Getting to grips with GAPPRI
Ahead of the CANSO Global Safety Conference, we spoke with James Lewis, Senior Aviation Consultant, Think Research. James Lewis specialises in aviation safety, project management, concept development and analytics. He has supported major safety initiatives, including safety assessments for runway …
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Technology for APAC ATM – from APAC ATM White Paper to Airspace APAC
The APAC ATM White Paper was circulated to numerous ATM technology companies upon its completion in early 2024. While the White Paper has identified regional challenges and broad solutions, there is a need for greater granularity of the required technology and …
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Why regional: The West and the rest in aviation
Why Regional: The West and the Rest in Aviation “Getting it wrong is mostly not about ignorance or culture. As we will show, poor countries are poor because those who have power make choices that create poverty.” Why Nations …
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Regional Cross-Border ATFM Virtually! Really?
“In computing, the term virtual refers to a digitally replicated version of something real, whether it’s a machine, a switch, memory or even reality. It is distinguished from the real by the fact that it lacks an absolute, physical …
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A Higher Vantage Point – the APAC Ministerial Conference
Albert Einstein has been quoted as saying, “We cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them.” This seems to suggest that we need to transcend the immediate and obvious and approach our challenges from …
