An updated version of the EUROCONTROL Network Manager’s European Network Operations Plan (NOP) – Rolling Seasonal Plan is ...

Due to scheduled maintenance, the EUROCONTROL website may be temporarily unavailable between 17:00 and 20:00 CEST today. This does not impact the operational websites.

Free route airspace (FRA) is a specified airspace within which users may freely plan a route between a defined entry point and a defined exit point, with the possibility to route via intermediate ...

SKYbrary toolkits consist of learning notes, video tutorials and other multimedia tools supporting safety improvement initiatives such as level bust, runway incursion, air-ground communications, ...

For Phase 1, the EFMS software was developed at different sites by a mix of aeronautical and software engineers. It became essential that a team of experienced software engineers completed the ...

The redesign will enhance safety and efficiency, offer more direct routing and increase capacity in one of Europe’s busiest ...

SAM is a framework, a toolbox, containing methods and techniques to develop safety assessments of changes to functional systems. FHA (identify hazards, assess their effects and the related severity); ...

The next meeting of European Network of U-space Stakeholders will take place on 31 January 2025 in our Brussels' Headquarters. The event is organised by the Support Cell (comprising the European ...

The all-purpose structured EUROCONTROL surveillance information exchange (ASTERIX)is a set of documents defining the low level ('down to the bit') implementation of a data format used for exchanging ...

Communications, navigation and surveillance (CNS) infrastructure, and the radio spectrum they require, are the foundation of the aviation operational performance, enabling airspace capacity. Without ...

This online tool provides the contact details and websites of AIS/AIM providers and regulators. The States/territories* are listed alphabetically. The search functionality allows users to quickly find ...

EUROCONTROL collects route charges on behalf of its Member States through its Central Route Charges Office (CRCO). The CRCO runs an effective and centralised system which ensures that these charges – ...