The Willis Research Network (WRN) is to partner with Mitiga Solutions to provide leading-edge volcanic ash cloud and sandstorm forecasting to aviation and aerospace clients to optimise air traffic management. The research arm of global […]
The head of the European Aviation Safety Agency has told legislators that there is as yet ‘still no appropriate response’ to the problems regarding the Boeing 737 MAX’s anti-stall software. In a presentation before the […]
Altitude Angel, the world’s foremost UTM (Unmanned Traffic Management) provider, is launching the world’s first ‘just culture’ incident reporting system for drone pilots and operators. With no industry-wide function currently available for drone pilots and […]
Israeli software solutions provider NICE Systems will supply the US Federal Aviation Authority with air traffic control capabilities to allow faster incident response and provide greater visibility into incident data. The 10-year contract with a potential […]
The European Commission and Japan have agreed to strengthen their aviation cooperation by concluding negotiations on an agreement on civil aviation safety that will enhance safety cooperation and facilitate market access of the EU’s aeronautical […]
The world’s largest pilots union is insisting that the industry must retain at least two pilots on the flight deck. The Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA), which represents over 62,000 pilots at 35 US […]
Loss of separation incidents in Australia’s Department of Defence controlled airspace around Darwin, Townsville and Williamtown/Newcastle airports have reduced significantly, reports the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB). As a consequence, the ATSB has now formally […]
UTM (Unmanned Traffic Management) technology provider Altitude Angel is to launch the world’s first UTM ‘conflict resolution service’ as an API. In doing so, the UK business said it has taken a huge step towards […]
Switzerland’s skyguide said it is disappointed with a federal court’s decision to reject an appeal by a Swiss controller over a 2013 incident and will now examine what impact it has on air navigation services […]
Around 100 aircraft landing at Budapest’s Ferenc Liszt International Airport have had to interrupt their final approaches so far this year either at the request of air traffic controllers or flight crew. At this rate, […]
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