A team of EDA representatives will attend this year’s World ATM Congress in Spain to work towards implementing the Single European Sky.
The Single European Sky (SES) will be a key point of interest in the Europe for Aviation stand at the event in Madrid in March. The stand will host a wide range of briefings, presentations and guided SESAR walking tours, illustrating the collaboration in action between the European aviation organisations working to implement SES, namely the European Commission, EUROCONTROL, SESAR Joint Undertaking (SESAR JU), SESAR Deployment Manager (SESAR DM), European Union Aviation Safety Agency, Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA), and EUROCAE.
Over the course of the 3-day Congress, these organisations will showcase how through collaboration they can go much further tackling the most pressing challenges facing aviation, such as sustainability, capacity and innovation. This will include:
- Official opening by Director General of DG MOVE, Henrik Hololei with high-level representatives of each of the participating organisations.
- A series of briefings on policy developments, such as the Green Deal, SES reform and the future of SESAR, as well as the U-space regulation and the Pilot Common Project review.
- Technical sessions will also take place to brief audiences on what ATM can do to reduce carbon emissions, the EUROCONTROL Network Manager action plan for summer 2020 capacity, SESAR performance, datalink services and ADS-B implementation and cybersecurity.
- A series of SESAR walking tours on the latest technological advances underway by SESAR partners, and their status in terms of research, development and deployment.
- Dedicated stand for networking with SES partners, featuring live traffic updates, an airport demo tower, an interactive SESAR wall and virtual reality experiences.
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Post written by: Ciara Houghton
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