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Welcome to the final edition of Airspace Magazine for 2025!
As aviation evolves, air traffic management must integrate more users and advanced technologies. This issue examines how the global air traffic management (ATM) community is building a future-ready system.
We explore the actionable roadmap from the Complete Air Traffic System (CATS) Global Council, focusing on practical steps for automation, digital information sharing, and the seamless integration of new entrants. This includes the challenges and opportunities of harmonising operations for advanced air mobility, space, and new technologies.
Key priorities: safety, sustainability, cyber resilience, and regional inclusion – are examined in depth, with a focus on regions like Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
This issue demonstrates that the future of ATM is a coordinated global effort, combining human expertise with collaboration and innovation to manage complexity.
Read on for insights on how this transformation is reshaping air traffic management for the decades ahead.
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Making good on promises for seamless skies
Simon Hocquard, CANSO’s President & CEO, says that great achievements are air traffic management’s stock in trade
Overcoming ATFM challenges in Asia Pacific
Piyawut Tantimekabut, ATM Expert, Director Level, AEROTHAI, and Chairperson, ICAO APAC ATFM & A-CDM Steering Group, details the progress of Air Traffic Flow Management in Asia Pacific
Towards a new frontier through collaboration
According to OAG schedule data for October 2025, 70 per cent of the world’s busiest international routes and 90 per cent of the world’ busiest domestic routes by seats available are in Asia-Pacific.
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