France and Spain intend to continue promoting measures designed to enhance flight efficiency throughout the peak summer months to benefit the entire European network. Eamonn Brennan, director general of Eurocontrol, was on hand at a […]
The 35-day US government shutdown may have seriously delayed critical NextGen programmes needed to modernise the nation’s air traffic system, according to controllers’ union chief Paul Rinaldi. Rinaldi, president of the National Air Traffic Controllers […]
Papua New Guinea’s PNG Air Services Limited has completed the transition to the TopSky-ATC system provided by Thales. Under Project NiuSky, PNG Air Services will be transitioning all ATC services in Port Moresby to the […]
Pierre Jaeger, the civil aviation chief of the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg, has taken over the chair of the FABEC Council. The airspace of the six FABEC States of Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands […]
The National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) said it was ‘grateful and relieved’ that the US President and the nation’s Congress had reached an agreement to temporarily end the shutdown and reopen the government In […]
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is developing new flight paths for aircraft flying over central and south Florida. The project is called South-Central Florida Metroplex and the Agency will ask the public for input as it develops […]
LPS SR, the air navigation service provider of Slovakia, has opened its airspace for free route operations. The December 6 launch sees the ATC provider join the SEEN FRA (South East Europe Night Free Route Airspace) initiative […]
European airports should strike contractual deals with their ATC provider to boost information-sharing backed by agreed performance goals, according to industry group ACI EUROPE. At the 12th ACI Airport Exchange event taking place this week […]
The US ADS-B mandate is coming, an immovable deadline looming over airlines, business aviation and general aviation (GA) alike, reports Mark Boguski. Billions of dollars are being spent to equip with certified ADS-B equipment to […]
Is the European Commission admission that it could allow ‘reasonable, justified’ exemptions for ADS-B retrofits an embarrassing climbdown as the 2020 deadline looms? Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast – ADS–B for short – is a […]
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