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Airspace World 2024 is bigger and better than ever:
In addition, there is cutting-edge content across five theatres, covering every aspect shaping the future of air traffic management.
Airspace World 2024 wouldn’t be possible without all its sponsors, especially the three platinum sponsors – Indra, Thales and Eve Air Mobility.
Javier Ruano, Executive VP ATM, Indra: The significant challenge in aviation is to become increasingly efficient and sustainable. The key to achieving this goal lies in our continuous collaboration on the development and implementation of new technologies. In recent years, the ATM community has initiated partnerships such as iTEC SkyNex and major public-private initiatives focused on innovation, including SESAR and Startical, a groundbreaking joint initiative by ENAIRE and Indra to establish a satellite network providing global coverage for surveillance and communication services. Air navigation service providers are increasingly demanding advanced systems, and at Indra, we are developing the next generation of automation, communication, navigation, and surveillance solutions, as well as UTM platforms to manage U-SPACE. We are part of a community dedicated to ensuring safer and more comfortable flights for travellers, with a progressively lower environmental impact. At this year’s Airspace World, we will have the opportunity to come together once again to define the future of ATM.”
Christian Rivierre, VP Airspace Mobility Solutions, Thales and Eric Huber VP Surface Radar, Thales: “We are delighted to be participating in Airspace World 2024 and Thales is proud to be a platinum sponsor once again. Bringing together the key players in air traffic control as well as 2,000 ANSP attendees, Airspace World is shaping the skies of tomorrow through the presentation of cutting-edge technologies and inspiring conferences. This year’s themes reflect the challenges facing our industry – innovation and collaboration, Advanced Air Mobility, sustainable aviation, surveillance technologies, and the voices of tomorrow that promote our great industry to young air traffic management professionals. Thales is fully committed to providing the industry with answers to the challenges faced, creating innovative and cutting-edge solutions in partnership with its customers and partners. If you would like to find out more about Thales, please visit our stand J25! We would like to thank CANSO for organising Airspace World and bringing together such an impressive high-level audience. Already, we look forward to participating in Lisbon, Portugal, in May 2025!”
Brenden Hedblom, Head of Traffic Management Solutions, Eve Air Mobility: “We’re pleased to sponsor Airspace World 2024 as we advance towards the launch of the urban air mobility market. Eve is taking a holistic approach to the industry with a portfolio of solutions that will make urban flights safe, sustainable, accessible, and efficient. Our Urban ATM services are being developed by bringing proven experience through Atech – an Embraer Group company – in the development of aviation-grade software solutions to the urban environment for an integrated approach supporting all airspace users. These services, enabled by new technology, will support the safe introduction and scalability of eVTOL operations by providing fleet operators, vertiports, and air navigation service providers with the essential traffic and network management capabilities necessary to unlock the industry’s future success. Eve is excited to be at the forefront of developing the next generation of traffic management services and, in close collaboration with our partners and customers, we look forward to making the global urban air mobility vision a reality.”
Agnes Krischik, Airspace World Show Director, said: “Naturally we are very grateful to Eve Air Mobility, Indra, and Thales for their tremendous support of Airspace World 2024. We look forward to making sure that they, and all our exhibitors and attendees, have the best experience in Geneva.”