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Five theatres featured over 120 hours of education,
including panel discussions, technical presentations,
and product demonstrations and launches, from nearly 100
leading aviation professionals from industry,
government, labour, and educational institutions.
CANSO Director General Jeff Poole said, "World ATM
Congress is produced by the industry for the industry
and importantly, meets the needs of the industry. This
year, the content was richer than ever in every respect.
The event is driven by the exhibitors, speakers, and
visitors and we work hard to satisfy their requirements.
It is also where the most senior aviation leaders and
other important stakeholders come speak to the entire
ATM community in one place and discuss their
expectations and requirements. World ATM Congress will
continue to listen to the needs of the industry and its
stakeholders and reflect them as it develops the event
in the years to come."
World ATM Congress is operated by the Civil Air
Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO) in partnership
with the Air Traffic Control Association (ATCA), with
support from platinum sponsors Boeing, Indra, Leonardo,
and Thales. World ATM Congress will reconvene 6-8 March
2018.
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Jan 21, 2015
LUTON, England - OAG, the market leader in flight schedules
and related analytics, is strengthening its position at the
forefront of the expanding market for real-time flight
status information with the acquisition of leading
Boston-based real-time flight information solutions provider
FlightView Inc.
FlightView's products help aviation and travel professionals
achieve superior customer service, operational efficiencies,
and have attracted strong brand loyalty with easy to use
real-time information. FlightView brings more than 600 B2B
customers from the travel, technology and general aviation
sectors. In addition, FlightView's smart phone apps have
been downloaded more than 3 million times, its website has
over 1 million monthly unique users and it responds to over
300m flight status requests every month.
"OAG has 80 years of expertise in flight data and
aggregation, with a flight status database now holding
nearly 10 years of historic data. The acquisition of
FlightView, with its highly complementary customer base and
strengths in the US market, propels us to a leadership
position internationally, with unquestionably the most
comprehensive combination of flight status and schedules
data. The strengthening of our capabilities further
consolidates OAG's role as the trusted single source for
high-quality aviation intelligence products and services."
Mike Benjamin, chief executive of FlightView, commented: "We
are excited to join the OAG team and become part of their
worldwide reach in leading schedules and analytics
solutions. The combination of our two businesses will enable
us to better service existing and new customers alike as
demand for accurate and timely data increases".
The African Airlines Association (AFRAA) is pleased to
announce that it will hold its 46th Annual General
Assembly (AGA) and African Air Transport Summit at the
Hilton Hotel, Algiers – Algeria from 09-11 November 2014
under the theme: “Winning
Together through Innovation and Collaboration”
Air Algerie is the proud host of the 46th AFRAA AGA,
this being the third time for the airline to host the
event. More details about the AGA will be availed by the
Secretariat soon, mark your diaries and endeavour to
attend this important industry event.
Dakar, Senegal (PANA) – A two-day
summit, which will focus on strategies,
opportunities and challenges affecting the
aviation industry in Africa, and dubbed
''Aviation Africa 2015'', will be held in
Dubai, UAE , between 10-11 May, 2015,
organisers announced Tuesday. Bush Pilot
With A Briefcase NAFTA's
Northern Gateway is a magnet for tourism Annual Aviation
Conference For more
info: (link to URL www.bcaviation.org) BC
Aviation Council President and CEO:
Andrew Huige Administration About
the BCAC: Formed in 1938, the British Columbia
Aviation Council has promoted and developed
aviation in the province for 60 years. BCAC
provides a voice for aviators and the public they
serve, and has established a broad-based
organization to encourage growth and change in the
field. The BCAC's organization includes an elected
Board of Directors, Regional Directors, and a
Chairperson supported by the President & CEO,
and office staff. Membership categories include
individuals, municipalities, associations and
corporations. Aviation
issues are addressed within the committee structure
of the Council, focusing on sectors and functions
such as Air Facilities, Airports, Air Safety, Air
Tourism, Aerospace Industries, Cable Crossing
Markers, Conferences and Symposiums, General
Aviation and Vancouver International Airport. The
Council often presents committee recommendations to
various levels of Government within the aviation
community. During
its history, the Council has been instrumental in
many developments. For example, among many
achievements in recent years, the BC Aviation
Council has: Assembled
and updated the BC Air Facilities Map for promotion
of recreational flying. Sponsored
Air Safety seminars. Published
a newsletter for the membership. Participated
in the Canadian Airspace Review process. Advocated
the transfer of all federal airports to local
control by communities of BC. The
BCAC recognizes that its effectiveness in promoting
aviation development is directly related to the
breadth of interests it represents. While national
associations represent specific interests within
aviation, BCAC strives to represent all interests
within the Province of British Columbia. To that
end, aviation associations that were independent in
the past, such as the Vancouver, Airport Business
Association (VABA), have now become part of the
Council. In addition, other associations, such as
the Vancouver Board of Trade, Richmond Chamber of
Commerce, and the Pacific Aircraft Maintenance
Engineers Association, are also members. British Columbia
Aviation Council: E-mail:
bcac@telus.net
International
Northwest Aviation Council: Aviation Without
Borders... North
America's premiere Aviation Council (INAC) adopted
the above theme at the 61st Annual Convention of
the British Columbia Aviation Council. INAC offers
a forum for all aviation organizations and
governments to present a united front on aviation
issues affecting you. INAC works in close liaison
with Provincial, State and Territorial Aviation
organizations and councils. Alaska
/ Alberta / British Columbia / Colorado / Idaho /
Manitoba/ Montana / North Dakota / Oregon /
Saskatchewan / Washington / Wyoming / Yukon /
NWT Originally
formed under the name Northwest Aviation Planing
Council, the organization grew to encompass
committees and members working on every facet of
aviation. By 1936, the Council had become a
dedicated group to further aviation on every level.
Membership spread to all of the Northwest States
and then to Western Canada. President: Curtis Grad,
Abbotsford Airport, (604) 855-1001, fax (604)
855-1066. The Council was
instrumental in gaining recognition and acceptance
of State departments of aviation in the formation
and growth of the CAA (FAA). It encouraged the
birth of the British Columbia Aviation Council and
the Alberta Aviation Council. The fine work carried
out by these groups can, to some extent, be
considered a result of the pioneer International
Council- INAC. To foster and promote the
development of civil aviation in Canada and the
United States. • To encourage the development
of airports, improve navigational aids and safety
installation within the Provinces, States and
Territories. • To maintain
a cooperative liaison with Federal , Provincial,
State and Territorial governments in all matters
affecting Aviation in Canada and the United States.
• To develop
alliances among aviation organizations. to
energetically promote the simplification of air
regulation. • To support
aviation education thorough scholarship programs.
• To provide a
voice for regional, local and small airports
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