FAB CE launches major transformational strategy to deliver enhanced pan-European ATM services
The new FAB CE operational strategy was endorsed by chief executive officers (CEOs) at the FAB CE CEO Committee meeting in Vienna on 18 February.
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FAB CE - QUASAR task force reaches major milestone in harmonising assessment for ATSEP
A major milestone along the path to harmonising assessment for Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel (ATSEP) among all seven FAB CE air navigation service providers (ANSPs) was reached in December 2019 with finalising the standardised questionnaire (and the corresponding rules, “QUASAR Terms of Use”) covering all phases and domains of ATSEP Initial Training.
CEO Committee Chair Valerie Hackl confirms FAB CE participation in airspace architecture study activities
Valerie Hackl, Chair of the FAB CE Chief Executive Officer Committee (CEOC) has written to Eurocontrol Director General Eamonn Brennan to outline the actions to be taken by FAB CE air navigation service providers (ANSPs) in support of the Network Manager’s (NM) European Airspace Architecture Study (EAAS) airspace re-configuration programme Transition Plan.
FAB CE states face disruptive variations in traffic demand for 2019
Traffic flows during 2019 in the FAB CE area have demonstrated a high degree of volatility, according to Eurocontrol STATFOR (Statistics and Forecast Service) figures, with some States recording annual increases of more than 10% in overflight traffic demand, while others have seen a decline.
BHANSA takes control of entire Bosnia and Herzegovina airspace
Just after midnight on December 4, 2019 Bosnia and Herzegovina Air Navigation Services Agency (BHANSA) took control of air traffic in the entire airspace of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
More free route access to airspace now available with opening of the SEE FRA project
The completion of the SEE FRA project (South East Europe Free Route Airspace) on November 7, 2019 has opened up 24/7 cross border free route operations across the airspace of Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania.