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air navigation service provider

Pushing the Single European Sky forward

23 September 2020 By Seth Miller Leave a Comment

Europe mostly eliminated borders on the ground, allowing for the smooth passage of people and goods, but in the skies the story is very different. Switching between 37 service providers and 63 ATC centers results in inefficient flight routings, longer trip times, increased delays, and excess fuel burn causing surplus carbon emissions. After years of debate the Single European Sky (SES), addressing these issues, is set to move forward.

This story is about: air navigation service provider, air traffic control, Brexit, emissions, Europe, European Union, Inmarsat, Single European Sky Filed Under: Airplanes and Airports

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