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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Indonesia opts for R&S voice comm system
Germany’s Rohde & Schwarz has delivered a fully equipped R&S MX400 mobile air traffic control tower to the Indonesian air traffic control (ATC) authority at … More
Libyan conflict put Malta’s ATC to the test
Malta’s air traffic control had to strike a fine balance between managing airspace restrictions during the UN Libya campaign and the safe passage of airliners … More
Digital Decisions
Bid contenders for the huge Data Communications Integrated Services (DCIS) programme will know in June whether they will play a part in revolutionising the way … More
Alitalia to team on WheelTug system
Alitalia and WheelTug are to collaborate on developing an innovative electric drive system for taxiing the Airbus A320 family of aircraft. The patented WheelTug electric … More
LVNL disaster-proofs operations
Dutch air traffic control LVNL‘s new air traffic control centre has the capacity to take over Schiphol-East operations should disaster strike. Staff would be able … More
Data driven safety approach is best: A4A
US airline group Airlines for America (A4A) has urged the government to anchor future regulatory change on the findings of operational data in an effort … More
F-16s, MiGs engage over Bulgarian skies
US pilots from the 555th and 510th Fighter Squadrons based out of Aviano Air Base, Italy, have been given a rare opportunity to train and … More
Investigate spike in controller errors: DoT
A senior aviation watchodg is warning that the sharp rise in mistakes made by US air traffic controllers cannot be blamed simply on better incident … More
Ditch new London airport plan: IATA
Airline industry group IATA has come out in support of developing London Heathrow over rival proposals to provide hub capacity in the south east of … More
New NZ airspace policy sets out principles
New Zealand has launched its national air space policy which sets out the the objectives for the aviation industry’s future development. Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee … More
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