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Papua New Guinea enhances safety-critical airspace network with FREQUENTIS

9th December 2021

NiuSky Pacific Limited selects Frequentis technology to optimise air traffic management network performance

Saab Becomes Full Owner of Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions

13th December 2021

Saab Becomes Full Owner of Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions

The ATM Bureau of China and the DFS Group sign MoU

20th December 2021

Air Traffic Management Bureau of the Civil Aviation Administration of China and the DFS Group, sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deepen cooperation

ENAIRE receives the highest aviation safety score in Europe

27th December 2021

ENAIRE reinforces its position as a leader and benchmark in Europe in air safety management.

ENAIRE to chair the A6 Alliance in 2022

18th January 2022

ENAIRE's Director General, Angel-Luis Arias, took over the rotating presidency of the A6 Alliance

30-day countdown for ATM/UTM Awards submissions

31st January 2022

Are you developing your content to be included in the 2021 ATM/UTM Awards program? Only 30 days left to make your submission by the end of February!

Demand for drone operations increases by 370%

4th February 2022

ENAIRE coordinated 6,101 professional drone operations in 2021
versus 1,646 in 2020

Saab Receives Order for Romania Digital Tower

8th February 2022

ROMATSA to deploy Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions (SDATS) remote tower.

Adacel enters new markets with virtual ATC Tower acquisition

24th February 2022

Adacel announces the acquisition of a virtual air traffic control (ATC) tower for single and multiple aerodrome operations

Dedicated propulsion facility underway for Lilium

27th September 2023

Lilium Starts Assembly of the Lilium Jet’s Revolutionary Electric Propulsion System

CANSO announces new location for Airspace World 2025

27th September 2023

Lisbon set to host Airspace World 2025 and beyond

Majority of UK public support use of drones

26th September 2023

The majority of the UK public now supports the use of drones for a wide variety of applications, according to a new study by the air traffic control service, NATS.