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In this issue

The COVID-19 outbreak is a defining moment in the history of air traffic control (ATC). Air navigation service providers (ANSP) have been sorely tested but the long road to recovery demonstrates an unwavering commitment to safety and efficiency.

Redefining our future

CANSO Director General, Simon Hocquard, reflects on a year like no other, and what the future may hold.

A message from Simon

Every region has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but strategic developments remain important in the transition to the new normal.

Improving global skies

Stefano Baronci, Director General, ACI Asia-Pacific, argues that the industry must collaborate to optimise operational efficiency.

Drivers for recovery

As the world transitions following COVID-19, the use of drones is likely to accelerate.

We are all one

A year-and-a-half since its system went live, Aireon explores how space-based ADS-B is providing vital insights worldwide.

Aireon eighteen months post-launch

Clarity on the legal frameworks for suborbital and orbital flights will bring greater integration to the industry’s new normal.

Flying high

Conor Mullan, Managing Director of Think Research and Associate Member Representative on the CANSO Executive Committee, explains how the increasing diversity of the ATM industry is its best asset, perhaps even more so in today’s world.

Working best in partnership

Finance, collaboration and flexibility are key components of aviation's successful recovery.

Remaining resilient for restart and recovery

Neil Bowles, Vice President, Business Development, Searidge Technologies and Csaba Gergely, Senior ATM Adviser, HungaroControl explore digital towers in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Digital towers come of age

Sustainability must become the cornerstone of the industry’s new normal.

Build back better

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Maintaining air traffic controller competency will be vital during the slow recovery process.

Keeping ATCO skill levels optimised

In this issue

Redefining our future

CANSO Director General, Simon Hocquard, reflects on a year like no other, and what the future may hold.

A message from Simon

Finance, collaboration and flexibility are key components of aviation's successful recovery.

Remaining resilient for restart and recovery

Neil Bowles, Vice President, Business Development, Searidge Technologies and Csaba Gergely, Senior ATM Adviser, HungaroControl explore digital towers in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Digital towers come of age

Every region has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but strategic developments remain important in the transition to the new normal.

Improving global skies

Stefano Baronci, Director General, ACI Asia-Pacific, argues that the industry must collaborate to optimise operational efficiency.

Drivers for recovery

Sustainability must become the cornerstone of the industry’s new normal.

Build back better

A year-and-a-half since its system went live, Aireon explores how space-based ADS-B is providing vital insights worldwide.

Aireon eighteen months post-launch

Finance, collaboration and flexibility are key components of aviation's successful recovery.

Remaining resilient for restart and recovery

Clarity on the legal frameworks for suborbital and orbital flights will bring greater integration to the industry’s new normal.

Flying high

Maintaining air traffic controller competency will be vital during the slow recovery process.

Keeping ATCO skill levels optimised

Neil Bowles, Vice President, Business Development, Searidge Technologies and Csaba Gergely, Senior ATM Adviser, HungaroControl explore digital towers in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Digital towers come of age

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