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Leidos will continue to provide flight services briefings and work with the FAA to improve the system under a potential $1 billion, 15-year contract.

A nationwide walkout of several French employment sectors includes air traffic controllers and airport ground handlers.

France’s Thales Group says all OEMs could benefit from PureFlyt, giving it a chance for adoption on Boeing airliner programs.

The FAA is looking to implement satellite-based navigation to move air traffic more efficiently through Southern Nevada.

Scheduled to take effect in 2021, Canada has shelved its ADS-B Out performance requirements, citing concerns from stakeholders and industry.

Airservices Australia is believed to be considering the Searidge remote tower solution for several of the country's airports.

The commissioner-designate for transport wavers on the introduction of an EU-wide kerosene tax, doubting its environmental benefits.

ATC providers are applying AI and blockchain techniques in tackling cybersecurity risks.

Avinor expects its remote tower project to begin serving Røst, Norway, in the second-half of 2022.

Telecommunications group Vodafone will provide SIM cards to support communications for EHang's family of Autonomous Aerial Vehicles.

Multiple exhibitors at the 2019 NBAA-BACE show are involved in developing technology for the fast-emerging urban air mobility sector

London and Paris airports have taken a lead in addressing drone disruption threats to operations.

Citing large gaps, four regional, GA, and business aviation organizations pointed to a need for 23 more ADS-B ground stations to cover common routes.

Changes under the FAA’s Northeast Corridor Atlantic Coast Routes (NEC ACR) initiative are set to take place beginning this week.

ADS-B last month became operational at Ohio airports Akron-Canton and Mansfield Lahm Regional, the last two of 155 slated for the technology.

Following an audit of the FAA’s metroplex redesign program, the DOT Inspector General found that the remaining five locations won't be completed until 2021

Trials of the new airport collaborative decision-making (A-CDM) procedures started on Monday at Canada’s Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport.

Airlines scrap more than 100 flights amid raging fires across the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan.

EBAA was among dozens of organizations that signed the “Future of European Sky” joint declaration yesterday.

The "file-and-forget" principle of twice-yearly repetitive flight plans no longer benefits operators, given the dynamic nature of today’s ATM network.

Volocopter's 2X prototype made the first eVTOL flight integrated with both unmanned and air traffic management systems at an international airport.

Nav Canada, the private, not-for-profit that operates the country’s ATC system, is increasing user fees to recover costs of providing ADS-B surveillance.

Operators with older minimum navigation performance specifications approvals must get them updated if they want to keep flying in the North Atlantic Track.

China's EHang has developed an electronic fence to prevent autonomous aircraft being operated in areas where they would not be safe.

The high court in Dublin blocked planned walkouts by Ireland-based pilots.

Learjet 55s comprise the least compliant fleet, with 42 percent equipped, while the Cirrus Vision Jet is most compliant with 98 percent equipage rate.

IATA expects average flight delays in the Mideast to double by 2025 without urgent action.

Pakistan’s airspace may close again, after reopening in July following five months of disruption.

OpsGroup has advised its international operator members of four new ICAO bulletins updating North Atlantic Track (NAT) operations.

Outage originated in ground infrastructure and the system took six days to recover to operational status, prompting a full inquiry.