ANSP
An open letter from CANSO
What Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) need to deliver the capacity required by airspace users. Simon Hocquard, CANSO Director General, shares some concerns for ANSPs in the years ahead.
Africa aims high
Emma Kelly reports on a singular mission with a huge ambition
Four ANSPs launch user-preferred routing trials
Singapore, Australia, Indonesia and New Zealand user-preferred routing trials for 38 flight routes
ATNS leads Africa innovation
Nozipho Portia Mdawe, CEO of ATNS, on how her organisation is helping shape the future of African airspace
NAV CANADA Announces Retirement of President and CEO
NAV CANADA announced the retirement of Raymond G. Bohn as President and Chief Executive Officer
NATS strengthens the UK’s position in European aviation research
NATS becomes an Associated Member of the SESAR 3 Joint Undertaking.
ENAIRE invests in Open Innovation
ENAIRE rewards business ideas and technological challenges for ATM through the Open Innovation programme of its R&D subsidiary, CRIDA
ENAIRE shores up its resilience for expected growth of traffic
The Government authorises the telecommunications service for air traffic control to be tendered for 36.1 million euros
Tajikistan joins CANSO as its newest full member
CANSO is pleased to announce the accession of the ANSP of the Republic of Tajikistan, State Unitary Enterprise, “Tajikaeronavigatsiya" (Tajikaeronavigatsiya), as its newest Full member
CANSO is launches new Airspace exhibition in Asia Pacific
CANSO is launching a New Airspace Exhibition in Asia Pacific
CANSO Members Approve Diversity and Inclusion paper
CANSO Members Unanimously Approve Diversity and Inclusion Resolution at 28th Annual General Meeting
Great things come in small packages
ATM Magazine executive Q&A - LGS Chairman of the Board, Dāvids Tauriņš