Skyway - Spring 2024

Skyway issue 79
Skyway issue 79

In this Skyway Spring 2024 edition, we focus on how innovation - automated operations, digital services, advanced urban air mobility and artificial intelligence - will impact the future of Europe’s aviation sector in general and air traffic management services in particular.

Top aviation leaders share with us their views on the need to embrace innovation and enhance collaboration to maintain Europe’s competitive edge in aeronautics and ATM - highlighting that innovation and effective collaboration are central to progress.

We also look at how Europe’s airline passengers are driving many of the changes in the industry’s key priorities and at how we can improve their air travel experience and we give the floor to one inspiring voice for the next aviation generation.

From the community

Skyway has always raised eyebrows with engaging articles by prominent leaders and critical thinkers from across the aviation industry and this issue is no exception to the rule. Check out our latest issue with articles on:

  • Diversity and inclusion: we are a dynamic, global sector but we need to start telling the story better
    Dr Rannia Leontaridi OBE, Director General for Aviation, Maritime and Security Group at the Department for Transport, United Kingdom
  • Mutual cooperation to ensure air navigation services provision in Ukraine after the war
    Andrii Yarmak, Chief Executive Officer, Ukrainian State Air Traffic Services Enterprise, UkSATSE
  • We must agree on the data architecture
    Brian Bruckbauer, President & CEO Air Traffic Control Association, ATCA
  • Northern Norway: A European roadmap to climate-neutral regional air traffic
    Einar Sorensen, Aviation Adviser, Oslo, Norway
  • We are building the eco system driving the transition to a zero-emission aviation industry
    Sofia Graflund, Chief Operating Officer, Heart Aerospace
  • Diversity, equality and inclusion in aviation: why we must do better
    Milena Bowman, Executive Manager Airspace, Systems and Procedures, Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre, EUROCONTROL
  • Moving to new Network Manager Ops Centre is a step change in European airspace digitisation
    Steven Moore, Head of ATM Network Operations, Network Management Directorate, EUROCONTROL
  • Major developments towards implementation of the global aircraft-in-distress service
    Anastasiia Sobchenko, Common Services Expert, Network Management Directorate, EUROCONTROL and Ian Knowles, Technical Officer, Operational Safety Section, ICAO
  • ISOBAR – Research is building controller confidence in AI systems
    Gilles Gawinowski, Camille Anoraud and Ramon Dalmau Codina, EUROCONTROL Innovation Hub and Stephane Pierre, Network Management Directorate, EUROCONTROL
  • Diversity of thought: surviving and thriving in a changing world
    Steven Shorrock, Senior Team Leader Human Factors, EUROCONTROL
  • Airlines back MUAC’s new greener route plan
    John Santurbano, Director Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre, EUROCONTROL

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Background

Skyway is EUROCONTROL's official magazine. Launched in 1996, Skyway has developed into an authoritative voice, examining in depth the major challenges to improving aviation performance in Europe and globally.

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