NAV CANADA Achieves Level 2 in CANSO’s GreenATM Environmental Accreditation

NAV CANADA, the Canadian Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), has been awarded Level 2 in the Civil Air Navigation Service Organisation’s (CANSO) GreenATM environmental accreditation programme.

Launched in 2022, the CANSO GreenATM programme provides a structured approach to evaluate an ANSP’s progress in environmental sustainability and operational efficiency. The accreditation consists of five levels, each signifying increasing dedication to ensuring sustainability and environmental responsibility across ANSP infrastructure and airspace operations.

NAV CANADA’s attainment of Level 2 recognises their significant accomplishments in key areas, including:

• Leveraging improvements in surveillance coverage in its vast airspace to deliver improved air traffic services.
• Utilizing advanced performance based navigational approaches to deliver more fuel efficient flight paths for its customers.
• Engaging proactively with communities and undertaking robust analysis on airspace modernization and change proposals.

“NAV CANADA's Level 2 GreenATM accreditation demonstrates the importance of collaborative action within the air traffic management community to achieve meaningful sustainability outcomes. With an area of 18 million square kilometers of airspace, it is the largest ANSP to participate in our GreenATM programme to date. Their commitment to environmentally sound practices is a clear indication of our industry's dedication to minimising aviation's environmental impact, and we are pleased to support their continued advancement,” stated Simon Hocquard, CANSO Director General.

NAV CANADA President and CEO Mark Cooper commented, “We are very happy to have achieved Level 2 in CANSO’s GreenATM programme. This recognition reflects the ongoing efforts of our entire team to integrate environmental responsibility into every aspect of our operations. We remain committed to innovating and collaborating in ways that reduce aviation’s environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future.”

The CANSO GreenATM programme encourages ANSPs globally to pursue higher levels of environmental stewardship and collaborate on shared environmental objectives.

NAV CANADA, the Canadian Air
Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), has been awarded Level 2 in the
Civil Air Navigation Service Organisation’s (CANSO) GreenATM
environmental accreditation programme.

Launched in 2022, the CANSO GreenATM programme provides a structured
approach to evaluate an ANSP’s progress in environmental
sustainability and operational efficiency. The accreditation consists of
five levels, each signifying increasing dedication to ensuring
sustainability and environmental responsibility across ANSP
infrastructure and airspace operations.

NAV CANADA’s attainment of Level 2 recognises their significant
accomplishments in key areas, including:

     * Leveraging improvements in surveillance coverage in its vast
airspace to deliver improved air traffic services.
     * Utilizing advanced performance based navigational approaches to
deliver more fuel efficient flight paths for its customers.
     * Engaging proactively with communities and undertaking robust
analysis on airspace modernization and change proposals.

“NAV CANADA's Level 2 GreenATM accreditation demonstrates the
importance of collaborative action within the air traffic management
community to achieve meaningful sustainability outcomes. With an area of
18 million square kilometers of airspace, it is the largest ANSP to
participate in our GreenATM programme to date. Their commitment to
environmentally sound practices is a clear indication of our industry's
dedication to minimising aviation's environmental impact, and we are
pleased to support their continued advancement,” stated Simon
Hocquard, CANSO Director General.

NAV CANADA President and CEO Mark Cooper commented, “We are very happy
to have achieved Level 2 in CANSO’s GreenATM programme. This
recognition reflects the ongoing efforts of our entire team to integrate
environmental responsibility into every aspect of our operations. We
remain committed to innovating and collaborating in ways that reduce
aviation’s environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable
future.”

The CANSO GreenATM programme encourages ANSPs globally to pursue higher
levels of environmental stewardship and collaborate on shared
environmental objectives.

For more information about the GreenATM programme, please visit the
official CANSO website. [2]