Myth or Reality? Uncovering the Truth Behind Air Traffic Service Misconceptions
The work of air traffic controllers and flight service specialists is often shrouded in mystery and misconception. Learn what's a myth vs reality from NAV CANADA
Air Traffic Management Issue 3 2024
Air Traffic Management Issue 3 2024 in page-turning format focuses on future resilience of the industry and addresses some of the key topics
Optimising air traffic management
Good communication, collaboration – and efficient routing – are keys to the future, says Yann Cabaret, CEO of SITA for Aircraft
The key to BVLOS
Thomas Neubauer, Co-founder and CEO of Dimetor provides an insight into unlocking BVLOS drone operations through cellular networks
Happy Landings
FAA-backed runway safety initiatives are currently being rolled out across US airports. Mark Broadbent looks at the latest technology.
UARRP are working with Ukraine ANSP
UARRP are working with Ukraine ANSP and airport officials to assist with the eventual rebuilding and recovery of the Ukrainian airport and ANS networks
Industry segments are converging
Anne Stephan, vice president of critical infrastructure and networks at Rohde & Schwarz, shares her views about the convergence of different industry segments responsible for airborne traffic management
Controlling air traffic into the future
Rob Sharp, Interim CEO of Airservices Australia discusses the intersection of innovation, technology and collaboration for controlling air traffic into the future
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.
Integrating UTM with rogue drone detection
Philip Butterworth-Hayes reports on bold steps to tackle the issue of rogue drones