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1. Air Traffic Management Testing Solutions for ED-137 and ED-138 Standards

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

GAITHERSBURG, Md., March 20, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GL Communications Inc., a global leader in telecom test and measurement solutions, addressed the press regarding their https://www.globenewswire.com/Tracker?data=_s56hSPirPTI18NSABS99fzyDdJcXxrI8iv9kCo4ANvjZTfmrdUTeFeHwzMK09046hlbieqLttyi03LV6sPGRcvJaSiag7S1Zij_snwhLNDT3tUZSNzbL8RE0H1DSJyCmZaYbdC9IJtCQ2GVUpTCvZKz0ghi8HWw8H6qynOL9Xk= testing solutions for Analog, [...]

Published
2024

2. Small objects in sky can easily lead to aviation disaster, experts say

Author

Laris, Michael

Subjects
Unidentified flying objects -- Safety and security measures, Air traffic rules, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aircraft accidents -- Causes of, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Michael Laris Even small objects can cause massive damage to fast-moving airplanes, aviation experts say, underscoring the inherent risks to pilots and passengers of collisions in the nation's airspace [...]

Published
2023

3. Provision Of Services For The Production Control Over Compliance With The Standards Of Maximum Permissible Emissions At Emission Sources Of The Stavropol Branch Of The Mineralnye Vody Ats Center Of The Branch 'air Navigation Of The South' Of The Federal S

Subjects
Government business enterprises -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Business, international
Abstract

Tenders are invited for provision of services for the production control over compliance with the standards of maximum permissible emissions at emission sources of the stavropol branch of the mineralnye [...]

Published
2023

4. Janitorial Service Stewart Atct, Westchester , Hudson Valley Regional, Farmingdale Flight Standard District Office And Farmingdale Manufacturing Inspection District Office

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Standards -- Inspection, Cleaning services industry -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Public contracts, Government contract, Business, international
Abstract

Solicitation (original): janitorial service stewart atct, westchester , hudson valley regional, farmingdale flight standard district office and farmingdale manufacturing inspection district office The federal aviation administration (faa), has a requirement [...]

Published
2023

5. Australia : Have your say on English language proficiency standards

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Business, international
Abstract

Clear and unambiguous voice communications are essential for safe operations in aviation. For this reason, ICAO developed standards and brought them into effect in 2008. Since that time, Australias national [...]

Published
2023

6. Janitorial Service Stewart Atct, Westchester , Hudson Valley Regional, Farmingdale Flight Standard District Office And Farmingdale Manufacturing Inspection District Office

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Standards -- Inspection, Cleaning services industry -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Public contracts, Government contract, Business, international
Abstract

Solicitation (original): janitorial service stewart atct, westchester , hudson valley regional, farmingdale flight standard district office and farmingdale manufacturing inspection district office The federal aviation administration (faa), has a requirement [...]

Published
2023

7. Janitorial Service Stewart Atct, Westchester , Hudson Valley Regional, Farmingdale Flight Standard District Office And Farmingdale Manufacturing Inspection District Office

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Standards -- Inspection, Cleaning services industry -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Public contracts, Government contract, Business, international
Abstract

Solicitation (original): janitorial service stewart atct, westchester , hudson valley regional, farmingdale flight standard district office and farmingdale manufacturing inspection district office The federal aviation administration (faa), has a requirement [...]

Published
2023

8. Procurement Of Standard Hardware

Subjects
Purchasing, Air traffic control -- Standards, Business, international
Abstract

Contract notice:Procurement of Standard hardware There is a need for a single party to obtain (such as purchase, rent and lease) standard hardware and related services. Value without VAT: 21 [...]

Published
2023

9. Market Consultation Standard Software Licenses And Associated Services

Subjects
Social service -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Business, international
Abstract

Prior information notice without call for competition: market consultation standard software licenses and associated services Aviation connects the netherlands with the world. aviation is essential for the accessibility of our [...]

Published
2022

10. SSJ100 meets the European standards for contr

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Aviation, Transportation industry, Travel industry
Abstract

SSJ100 aircraft has successfully completed test flights and proved the performance capability of the Aeronautical Telecommunication Network (ATN) system in real conditions in Europe. The installation of this system is [...]

Published
2019

11. How new digital standards are transforming jet refuelling

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Luggage, Technology, Fuels, Vendor relations, Aerospace and defense industries
Abstract

Byline: Gazpromneft-Aero This paid content has been provided by a third party and does not necessarily represent the views or opinion of FlightGlobal Every day, millions of people fly. Each [...]

Published
2019

12. SITA helps Cyprus comply with EU air traffic control standard

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Air travel -- Cyprus, News, opinion and commentary, European Union -- Standards
Abstract

SITA, the global IT provider for the air transport industry, is helping Cyprus comply with an EU-mandated air traffic control (ATC) standard that uses digital messages instead of voice communications [...]

Published
2021

13. Potential impacts of very light jets on the national airspace system

Author

Bonnefoy, Philippe A. and Hansman, R. John

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Standards, United States. Federal Aviation Administration. National Airspace System -- Standards, United States. Federal Aviation Administration. National Airspace System -- Management, Air traffic control -- Technology application, Air traffic control -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Management, Technology application, Company business management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Science and technology
Abstract

Very light jets constitute a class of three to eight passenger turbofan-powered aircraft that will enter service in 2006 and will need to be integrated into the National Airspace System. An aircraft performance analysis showed similarities between the predicted performance and capabilities of very light jets and the performance of existing light jets. Based on this, an analysis of operating patterns of existing light jets was used to predict how very light jets will be operated. Using 396 days of traffic data from the FAA enhanced traffic management system, the operating patterns of existing light jets were analyzed. It was found that 64% of all the flights flown by light jets had their origin, destination, or both within the top 23 regional airport systems in the continental United States. This concentration of light jet traffic was found in areas of the air transportation system that are currently exhibiting dense traffic and capacity constraints. The structure of the network of routes flown by existing light jets was also studied and a model of network growth was developed. It is anticipated that this concentration will persist with emerging very light jet traffic. This concentration of traffic at key areas in the system will have implications for air traffic control management and airport activity. For regional airport systems, core airports are expected to saturate and, reliever airports will become critical for accommodating traffic demand. The entry of very light jets will increase the traffic load at the terminal airspace: terminal radar approach control. These impacts need to be taken into account to allow a successful integration of these aircraft in the National Airspace System.

Published
2007

14. Cyprus : SITA helps Cyprus comply with EU air traffic control standard

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Business, international, European Union -- Standards
Abstract

Cyprus is the first country in southeastern Europe to implement mandatory Controller Pilot Data Link Communications (CPDLC), an alternative to traditional ATC voice communications. SITA, the global IT provider for [...]

Published
2021

15. 'carrying Out An Independent Financial Audit By A Registered Auditor Of The Financial Statements Of The State Enterprise Atc For 2020, Prepared According To International Financial Reporting Standards And In Accordance With The Law On Independent Financia

Subjects
Financial statements -- Laws, regulations and rules, Auditors -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government business enterprises -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Government regulation, Business, international
Abstract

Tenders are invited for 'Carrying out an independent financial audit by a registered auditor of the financial statements of the State Enterprise ATC for 2020, prepared according to international financial [...]

Published
2020

16. A New Standard for Safe and Secure ATC Communications

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Architecture, Computer crimes, Antennas (Electronics), Engineers, Aircraft safety, Business, international, Law
Abstract

Increasing air travel around the globe, rapid technological advancements, the growing threat of cyber-crime and limited resources pose great challenges for air traffic management and control. Safety and availability are [...]

Published
2020

17. A new standard for safe and secure ATC communications: CERTIUM

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Aircraft safety, Computer crimes, Antennas (Electronics), Engineers, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Munich: Rohde & Schwarz has issued the following news release: Security by design. Safety by culture. Rohde & Schwarz introduces an advanced ATC communications suite - from the microphone to [...]

Published
2020

18. Advertorial: Air Navigation Services Backbone of Civil Aviation

Subjects
Civil aviation -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Government
Abstract

Air Navigation Services (ANS) is defined as services provided to air traffic during all phases of operations including air traffic management, communication, navigation and surveillance, meteorological services for air navigation, [...]

Published
2017

19. Close, But not too close: controllers work under very strict separation standards that can be a mystery to pilots. Understanding those requirements, though, helps you work with the system

Author

Kramer, Tarrance

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries
Abstract

Nutjob. That's what we all called him. He was one of my trainers at my first tower. Extreme skydiving and off-the-grid adventure travel earned him the title. His not-safe-for-work 'There [...]

Published
2014

20. LAAS Approaching: LAAS terminal approach criteria, as the FAA currently envision them, are too conservative, says airspace designer Robert Varani. Carroll McCormick learns how he is working to push the terminal approach envelope in Chicago. (terminal navigation)

Author

McCormick, Carroll

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Practice, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, Transportation industry
Published
2001

21. SSJ100 meets the European standards for controller-pilot digital private communications

Subjects
United Technologies Corp., Aircraft engine industry -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aviation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Moscow: United Aircraft Corporation has issued the following press release: SSJ100 aircraft has successfully completed test flights and proved the performance capability of ATN system in real conditions in Europe. [...]

Published
2019

22. Tex Gets Loan To Replace Overdraft; Seeks Transfer To Standard Listing

Subjects
Tex Holdings PLC -- Finance, London Stock Exchange PLC -- Finance, Securities industry -- Standards -- Finance, Air traffic control -- Standards, Banks (Finance), Business financing, Stock exchanges, Plastic products, Securities industry, Company financing, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

London: Tex Holdings PLC has issued the following press release: Tex Holdings PLC on Friday said it has obtained a secured loan facility to replace its overdraft and is seeking [...]

Published
2019

23. Nurturing EATCHIP

Author

Reed, Arthur

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry, EUROCONTROL -- Standards, European Civil Aviation Conference -- Transportation policy
Abstract

EATCHIP (European Air Traffic Control Harmonization and Integration Program) is proceeding slowly, plagued by dissension over airspace sovereignty and allegations by avionics suppliers that they are not being consulted enough by Eurocontrol, the program coordinator. EATCHIP's dilemma is compounded by the 51 air traffic control centers and 31 different systems that must be harmonized. Project phases are described., A new central flow management unit will open later this year at Haren, Belgium, near Brussels. On the south coast of England, a massive new en route center has risen [...]

Published
1994

24. What is minimum fuel? The fuel may be running out, but your options aren't. How ATC handles you, however, depends on exactly what you say, as well as how you say it

Author

Kramer, Tarrance

Subjects
Flying-machines -- Energy use, Air traffic control -- Standards, Energy management systems -- Methods, Company business management, Aerospace and defense industries
Abstract

Fuel-management procedures are entwined into every aspect of flight, from planning to a periodic scan of the gauges while you're zipping along at cruise. But even the best-laid plans can [...]

Published
2010

25. Developing new standards of drone operations

Subjects
United States. Ames Research Center -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Unmanned aerial vehicles -- Standards, Remotely piloted vehicles -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Astronomy, High technology industry, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Byline: Staff Writers Moffett Field CA (SPX) Nov 25, 2015, 2015 A test pilot operates a virtual large unmanned aircraft system, or UAS, with simulated air traffic at a NASA [...]

Published
2015

26. Busted on the altitude: only 300 feet high may get your ticket suspended. Tips from the pros can keep you off the enforcement radar screen

Author

Pestal, Mark

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Standards -- Management, Air pilots -- Practice -- Laws, regulations and rules, Air traffic control -- Standards, Altitudes -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Company business management, Aerospace and defense industries
Abstract

The request was innocent-request, sounding: Lear Eight Nine Tango Charlie, say altitude. But with those words, the crew's licenses were on the line after a 300-foot drift-up from their assigned [...]

Published
2009

27. CAD's Response to Media Enquiries on Loss of Standard Separation

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Air traffic controllers, Government
Abstract

Feb. 8 -- In response to media enquiries about loss of standard separation, a spokesman for the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) gave the following reply today (February 8): There are [...]

Published
2017

28. This week

Subjects
Boeing UK -- Safety and security measures, Aircraft industry -- Product development, Aerospace industry -- Safety and security measures, Staircases -- Design and construction -- Safety and security measures, Air traffic control -- Standards, Airports -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

RUNWAY INCURSION PROMPTS TAIPEI REVIEW INCIDENT Taipei's Taoyuan International airport is reviewing air traffic control procedures and has suspended several controllers after a 15 July runway incursion in which miscommunication [...]

Published
2010

29. Air Transport

Author

Learmount, David

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Government regulation, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

safety david learmount london Regulatory compliance 'no longer good enough' for air traffic control Air navigation service providers that manage 80% of the world's air traffic have just voted to [...]

Published
2008

30. News Analysis

Author

Learmount, David

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Air traffic control -- International aspects, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, International Civil Aviation Organization -- Standards
Abstract

ICAO seeks global standards More intercontinental flying makes globally harmonised air navigation system performance increasingly important Last week in Montreal, Canada the International Civil Aviation Organisation mounted the world's first [...]

Published
2007

31. US FAA will update its roadmap for performance-based navigation

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Transportation policy, Air traffic control -- Management, Air traffic control -- Standards, Market trend/market analysis, Company business management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Performance-based navigation programmes will be dramatically increased by the US Federal Aviation Administration over the next 20 years, a draft first update of the agency's national airspace plan reveals. The [...]

Published
2005

32. Air Traffic Control: Common Standards Needed For Next-Generation System

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Standards -- Alliances and partnerships, Aerospace industry -- Alliances and partnerships -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Business, general, Government
Abstract

Boeing [BA] is working with European aerospace companies under the Air Traffic Alliance in an effort to reach common standards for its next-generation air traffic management system, which will use [...]

Published
2004

33. Framework of rules ; Unifying ATM standards

Subjects
Transportation policy -- Management, Air traffic control -- Laws, regulations and rules, Air traffic control -- Standards, Air traffic control -- International aspects, Air traffic control -- Safety and security measures, Company business management, Government regulation, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, European Union -- Transportation policy
Abstract

Air traffic management (ATM) safety standards and practices, until now, have been set and policed nationally, so there have been wide differences. Seven Eurocontrol safety regulatory requirements (ESARR) that define [...]

Published
2004

34. aCAS; Systems on a collision course

Author

Mason, James

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Accidents, Airlines -- Accidents, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, International Civil Aviation Organization -- Standards
Abstract

The 1 July mid-air collision between a Bashkirian Airlines Tu-154 and a DHL Boeing 757-200F, both with working airborne collision avoidance systems (ACAS), did not reveal equipment flaws, but highlighted [...]

Published
2003

35. STUDY; FSF spotlights runway incursion dangers

Author

Kelly, Emma

Subjects
Airports -- Accidents, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

By far the most common cause of runway incursion events is collision or conflict between aircraft on active runways and taxiing aircraft crossing them, with pilot error more common than [...]

Published
2002

36. FACT SHEET - STANDARD TERMINAL AUTOMATION REPLACEMENT SYSTEM

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Air traffic controllers, Control systems -- Standards, Radar -- Standards, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the Federal Aviation Administration: The Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Terminal Automation Modernization and Replacement Program is upgrading air traffic control systems at [...]

Published
2016

37. INTELLIGENCE

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Management, United Air Lines Inc. -- Planning, Air traffic control -- Standards, Airlines -- Planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association -- Political activity
Published
2001

38. IG FAULTS FAA HIERARCHY, COMMUNICATIONS IN MODERNIZATION

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Standards, United States. Department of Transportation. Office of Inspector General -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
2000

39. Multicom

Author

Burnside, Jeb

Subjects
Aircraft communications -- Standards -- Methods, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries
Abstract

Like many airports in the U.S., my home base does not have a dedicated Unicom frequency. Instead, we use the Multicom frequency, 122.9 MHz, to self-announce our positions and intentions. [...]

Published
2016

40. Staying in sync

Author

Hughes, David

Subjects
United States. Federal Aviation Administration -- Management, Air traffic control -- Standards, Company business management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

ATC experts from around the world met in Montreal to discuss synchronizing the air traffic management system of FAA's NextGen and Eurocontrol's Sesar (Single European Sky ATM Research) projects. Also assessed were feasible methods to standardize worldwide air traffic management.

Published
2008

41. City room; how 2 planes collided above the city in 1960

Author

Mcgeehan, Patrick

Subjects
Trans World Airlines Inc. -- Accidents, United Air Lines Inc. -- Accidents, Flying-machines -- 1960 AD, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aircraft accidents -- History -- Casualties, Airlines -- Accidents, Company business management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

They were not supposed to come within three miles of each other, these two airplanes that represented the end of one era of air travel and the onrush of a [...]

Published
2010

42. Brazil lays some blame on U.S. pilots in collision

Author

Downie, Andrew and Wald, Matthew L.

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, Aircraft accidents -- Investigations -- Reports -- Casualties -- Laws, regulations and rules, Air traffic control -- Standards, Air travel -- United States -- Brazil -- Standards -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

A Brazilian report issued Wednesday on the collision of an American-owned business jet and a Brazilian Boeing 737 airliner over the Amazon in September 2006 put part of the blame […]

Published
2008

43. Air transportation

Author

Landry, Steven J., Nutter, Chris, Frisbie, Frank, and Salvano, Dan

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Aircraft accidents -- Statistics, Airlines -- Economic aspects, Airlines -- Services, Aerospace and defense industries, Science and technology
Published
2009

44. Change in rules needed for wake of big new jet

Author

Pasztor, Andy and Michaels, Daniel

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international, International Civil Aviation Organization -- Standards, A380 (Aircraft)
Abstract

The International Civil Aviation Organization has announced preliminary standards for flying behind the new superjumbo A380 jets to avoid hazards associated with its very powerful wake. The new standards state a distance of ten nautical miles behind a landing A380 and 15 nautical miles distance if flying directly behind an A380. Formal safety regulations are expected next year.

Published
2005

45. NATS public private partnership--the debate goes on; the recent publication of the United Kingdom's Environment, Transport and regional affairs committee'S third report on the proposed changes to National Air Traffic Services LTD'S status continues to be the source of much debate. Mike Burlyn examines how airlines could offer some examples of what issues the PPP may bring UK air traffic control. (government policy)

Author

Burlyn, Mike

Subjects
United Kingdom. National Air Traffic Service -- Reports, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, Transportation industry
Abstract

The publication of the Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs Committee's Third Report brings sharply into focus the debate about whether increased commercial pressure on an ATS provider automatically leads to [...]

Published
2000

46. A debate in Europe over air traffic control; a deadly collision gives new impetus to calls for a 'single sky' system

Author

Tagliabue, John

Subjects
European Union. European Commission -- Transportation policy -- Standards, Air traffic control -- Standards, Aircraft accidents -- Prevention, Europe -- Transportation policy
Abstract

THE midair collision July 1 of a Boeing 757 cargo plane and a Tupolev passenger jet over southern Germany has rekindled debate about the fragmentation of the European air traffic […]

Published
2002

48. 41 MILLION LOAN TO IMPROVE AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY STANDARDS

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, News, opinion and commentary, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, European Union. European Investment Bank
Abstract

LONDON -- The following information was released by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD): Author(s):Anton Usov The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is providing a loan of [...]

Published
2012

49. FAA: English ATC standards needed

Author

Nordwall, Bruce N.

Subjects
Air traffic control -- Standards, English language -- Usage, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

The General Accounting Office and the National Transportation Safety Board have told Congress of the need to take action to make sure that foreign pilots and air controllers have the English proficiency to enable them to deal with non-standard and emergency situations.

Published
1997

50. Australian Simulator Manufacturer Offers Interactive ATC Communications as Standard

Subjects
Boeing Co., Synthetic training device industry -- Standards, Aerospace industry -- Standards, Pilots and pilotage, Air traffic control -- Standards, Business, Business, international
Abstract

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Australian flight simulator manufacturer SimJET Training Systems announced today that automated air traffic control communications programmes would now be standard inclusions on all of its devices, enabling [...]

Published
2010

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