ENAIRE - Spain

Mission

ENAIRE's mission is to provide air navigation services to satisfy the needs of customers and society overall with safety, quality, efficiency and respect for the environment, enabling the seamless development of air transport in Spain.

Vision

We want to be leaders in the safe, efficient, quality and sustainable provision of air-navigation services in a global and competitive environment, with good standing among our customers and society, where our people are the driving engine of the company.

Values

• Commitment to society: safety is our priority and we are committed to the development of environmentally sustainable solutions.
• Customer-oriented: quality is our trademark; we provide efficient and effective services that deliver on our customers’ needs and expectations.
• Responsibility and teamwork: our people are our strength; together we transform individual ability into collective achievements aimed at common goals.
• Transparency and good governance: integrity is in our character, and our personnel work ethically, honestly, with trust and transparency.

Proactive and innovative: ongoing improvement is our motivation and we act with initiative, promoting innovative solutions.

• 22/07 The DOMUS consortium completes the first Uspace drone demonstration in Spain
• 11/04 EUROCONTROL recognises ENAIRE's management with the chairmanship of its Operations Committee
• 14/03 ENAIRE signs the Local Plan for Single European Sky implementation on the 25th anniversary of its creation
• 11/03 ENAIRE showcases the most advanced air traffic control position at the World ATM Congress 2019
• 02/03 Ábalos inaugurates ENAIRE's new Terminal Area Control Centre in Valencia
• 09/03 ENAIRE welcomes the signing of the Single European Sky local implementation
• 09/03 The AEFMP initiative to harmonise air navigation services moves forward with the incorporation of Tunisia
• 08/03 IATA and ACETA to Cooperate to Strengthen Spanish Air Navigation Strategy with ENAIRE
• 07/03 iTEC Partners and EUROCONTROL to Jointly develop Interoperability Capabilities Essential for a Single European Sky