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Welcome to the third 2025 edition of Airspace Magazine – exploring human-automation collaboration!
As air traffic demand rises and new entrants prepare to take flight, automation in air traffic management has never been more critical. This edition explores how human expertise and technology can work together to recalibrate our skies.
We look at best practices for human-machine teaming, the role of automation in enhancing safety, and how new capabilities can unlock the full potential of autonomous operations.
Among others, we hear from CANSO President & CEO Simon Hocquard on the opportunities automation brings, Frequentis’s Markus Klopf on the principles guiding human-machine collaboration, Wisk’s Erick Corona on the promise of autonomous flight, and Austro Control’s Dr. Lea Sophie Trampitsch-Vink on the importance of human performance in shaping the future of ATM.
Read on to see how innovation and collaboration are shaping the next chapter of air traffic management.
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Searching for human-machine teaming best practices
Automation in aviation has a long history, originating in 1912 when the Sperry Corporation introduced gyroscope technology to stabilise aircraft control surfaces.
Automation: an opportunity to enhance safety
John Wennes, CANSO’s Safety Programme Manager, insists that automation shouldn’t be seen as an alternative to human involvement when it comes to safety.
Taking full advantage of automation capabilities
Automation in air traffic will arguably be most important for the many new airspace entrants looking to unlock the full value proposition of emerging autonomous operations.
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