Air Traffic Control News

ACAMS Successfully Completes ATIS/D-ATIS, VOLMET, and TCMS Project Across Three Georgian Airports

ACAMS AS is proud to announce the successful completion of a delivery for the Georgian Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), Sakaeronavigatsia, L.L.C. The delivery included ATIS/D-ATIS, VOLMET/D-VOLMET and Technical Control and Monitoring System (TCMS) systems for Tbilisi International Airport, and ATIS/D-ATIS systems for Kutaisi and Batumi International Airports. “We express our satisfaction to ACAMS AS for their outstanding performance and the delivery of a timely and well-executed project,” said Mr. Levan Gegeshidze, Deputy Director General of Sakaeronavigatsia L.L.C.

Thales selected by Malaysia to strengthen air traffic control at Johor Bahru airport

Capable of tracking up to 2,000 aircraft at once, the system supports up to 64 simultaneous data streams to Air Traffic Control Centres, providing seamless coverage for busy airspace. - Thales, in collaboration with local partner Novatis, is upgrading the radar station at Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Senai airport in Johor Bahru, which is operated by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM). This modernisation will enhance both approach surveillance at the airport and surveillance services at Kuala Lumpur Air Traffic Control Centre.

CAE and Air Navigation Services of the Czech Republic announce plans to partner on future-ready air navigation training across Europe

Today, CAE and the Air Navigation Services of the Czech Republic (ANS CR) announced their plans to partner in advancing and modernizing Air Navigation Services (ANS) training across Europe. This new initiative will bring together CAE’s global leadership in aviation training and ANS CR’s trusted operational expertise and renowned training excellence through the Czech Aviation Navigation Institute’s (CANI), to create a scalable, future-ready training ecosystem.

LVNL, Dutch Air Navigation Service Provider, awarded in GreenATM programme

Air Traffic Control the Netherlands (LVNL) has once again achieved level 3 in CANSO’s GreenATM accreditation programme. The accreditation confirms that LVNL is still on its established course towards sustainability and has further improved its efforts. The announcement was made last Wednesday, date, following the GreenATM panel’s review. The renewed accreditation follows an extensive assessment process in which LVNL demonstrated compliance with the specific requirements for 18 topics.

Singapore to Tackle Effects of Weather on Aviation

CAAS and NEA set up joint national programme and regional partnership - Singapore will strengthen aviation meteorological capabilities and regional collaboration to better tackle the effects of weather on aviation, as changes in weather patterns result in more flight delays and diversions, disruptions to airport operations and turbulence and other aviation safety concerns around the world. National Aviation Meteorological Programme 2 The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and National Environment Agency (NEA) of Singapore have jointly set up a new …

Thales and Aireon partner to enhance airspace management and collaboration across Asia-Pacific region

The Asia-Pacific aviation market is projected to grow by up to 72% by 2030. Thales and Aireon are partnering to identify, evaluate and develop operational concepts that will help ANSPs (Air Navigation Service Providers), airlines and airports across the APAC region improve traffic flow across the. airspace. This collaboration aims to help the industry prepare for rapid traffic growth and address the increasing congestion across some of the world’s busiest and most complex airspaces.

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