In partnership with
FABEC
Since June 2013, the Functional Airspace Block Europe Central, known as FABEC is officially in operation.
Sustainable Aviation
Editors Choice
Air Traffic Management and climate change
A discussion with Philip Butterworth-Hayes, ATM Communications Specialist about ATM’s role in Climate Change
Sustainable aviation news and features
Munich creates a ‘climate forest’
Bavaria’s Munich Airport has launched its latest carbon-offset project, 1,900 hectares of forest in the east of the German state
Air Traffic Management and climate change
A discussion with Philip Butterworth-Hayes, ATM Communications Specialist about ATM’s role in Climate Change
Sheltair supports SAF initiatives
Sheltair Aviation has provided Embraer with safe storage and handling services for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) ahead of the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition
Boeing awarded global C-17 sustainment extension
Boeing has been awarded a follow-on contract by the US Department of Defense to help sustain C-17 Globemaster III strategic transport aircraft in a deal that could be worth up to US$23.8bn including potential options and incentives over the next ten years
NASA Transfers Air Traffic Management Tool Updates to FAA
Sustainable aviation takes a great step forward with reduced fuel savings, reduced CO2 emissions and a new way of routing flights.
Bristol trials electric airside bus
Trials of an electric airside bus are underway at Bristol Airport as part of the English hub’s efforts to reduce airport operating emissions
Climate change and the role of air traffic control
Turning new scientific evidence into policies, rules and operations regarding climate change - a way forward
Collaboration key to zero emissions, says easyJet
EasyJet has urged industry and governments to work closely to deliver the zero-emission technology needed to transform aviation
Green aircraft fuel and commercial aviation
From used cooking oil to synthetic paraffinic kerosene, sustainable aviation fuel is crucial to hitting global environmental targets, reports Nigel Pittaway
Renewable energy for DSNA ground ATC stations
DSNA developped SEPHER project, produces renewable energy (photovoltaic and hydrogen-based) to supply its ground ATC stations for isolated sites.