Air Traffic Control News

SeRo Systems unveils real-time live GNSS RFI situation display to detect GPS jamming and spoofing

SeRo Systems, a leader in air traffic surveillance security and monitoring solutions, announced today that it is expanding its portfolio with the launch of its newest monitoring technology for improved aircraft situational awareness. The live GNSS RFI Situation Display (GRSD) is the first and only real-time solution that combines live air traffic information with SeRo’s advanced GPS jamming and spoofing detection and short-term predictive alerts — offering enhanced visibility into the airspace.

Aireon Announces Partnership with Thales to Advance Strategic Air Traffic Flow Management

Aireon is pleased to announce a new partnership with Thales to accelerate innovation in strategic air traffic flow management, addressing the growing global demand and complexity in airspace operations. This collaboration, announced during Airspace World 2025 in Lisbon, brings together the AireonFLOW air traffic management data stream with Thales’ TopSky – Flow Manager. The partnership aims to deliver optimized air traffic flow solutions that reduce congestion, enhance predictability, and support more sustainable flight operations for Air Navigation Service Providers …

Thales boosts Air Traffic Management System for Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services SMATSA

Thales’s TopSky - ATC One offering, complemented by TopSky – Sequencer, will modernize SMATSA’s air navigation infrastructure. It introduces advanced software and features designed to optimize air traffic flow management, maximize runway capacities, and minimize delays. These improvements will not only support SMATSA's operational goals, but will also enhance safety, productivity, and decision-making capabilities across the air traffic network.

ERA will cooperate with NERA company on future projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

ERA and the Saudi Arabian company NERA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) defining their future cooperation on potential business opportunities on the ATM solutions market in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). Ondřej Chlost, ERA CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors, and Khalid Attiah, Chief Executive Officer of NERA, met and co-signed the MoU document within the ATM exhibition Airspace World 2025, held in Lisbon, Portugal, on May 13, during a ceremony at the NERA stand.

Providing confidence in the future of ATM

A CANSO media briefing discussed the future of the air traffic management (ATM) industry. A major element is the Airspace World event, with the 2025 Lisbon version confirmed as record-breaking with some 7,000 attendees and 220 exhibitors. “The content in this event drives the industry forward,” said Simon Hocquard, CANSO’s Director General. “I’m learning something new every day.” Alongside the global edition, CANSO has announced Airspace World Asia Pacific in December 2025 in Hong Kong and Airspace World Abu Dhabi in October 2026.

Showcasing best practices

NAV Portugal has guided in all the attendees at Airspace World not only to Lisbon but also to their stand in Hall 2, H2800. It’s the first time the company has exhibited for many years, but the enriching experience has brought about extensive networking opportunities. The company reports that new suppliers have contacted them as have other air navigation service providers (ANSP) in search of best practice. In Portugal, for example, air traffic and airports were under one company until they were separated in 1999.

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