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In-depth analysis of the big issues impacting Governments, Authorities, Airlines and ANSPS.
Honeywell expands NAVITAS™ Software Suite
Comprehensive software-based platform helps improve safety, reliability and efficiency and enables airports to make more informed and accurate decisions across operations
Seeing Machines and Collins collaborate to deliver eye-tracking solutions
AI-powered operator monitoring systems to improve transport safety
ATM’s impact on global warming
A discussion with John Santurbano, Director MUAC, Vice-Chairman of FABEC CEO Board and Champion CEO of the FABEC Environment Standing Committee about how to address global warming within the constraints of our current ATM infrastructure.
FREQUENTIS and T-Systems – strategy for the digital airport
Partnership for digitisation of airports globally to drive more efficiency and sustainability
ANSL signs up to SME climate commitment
ANSL will halve its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and achieve net zero emissions before 2050.
Air Traffic Management Magazine announces 2021 Awards program
The Air Traffic Management Magazine ATM/UTM Awards are on the horizon: start compiling your 2021 list of achievements
U.S. Releases First-Ever Comprehensive Aviation Climate Action Plan
US plan to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 builds on Biden-Harris Administration efforts launching Sustainable Aviation Fuels Grand Challenge, electrifying airport equipment and developing more efficient aircraft
Altitude Angel joins UAM Division of Hyundai’s Airspace Management Consortium
The UAM Division of Hyundai Motor Group has announced Altitude Angel has joined its Airspace Management Consortium in effort to co-develop and advance the air mobility operating environment.
Rohde & Schwarz extends RAAF deployed air operations
Rohde & Schwarz Australia is completing mid-life upgrades to the Royal Australian Air Force’s Transportable Air Operations Towers with latest IP technology
Tradeoffs and priorities
A discussion with Prof. Dr. Frank Fichert, University of Applied Sciences – Hochschule Worms about an economist’s view of the challenges related to green flying