Closing the Operations Gap: Turning Technical Functionality into Operational Capability
Delays and cost overruns on air traffic control (ATC) technology and infrastructure projects are common place for many airports.
NATS is one of the aviation industries leaders in business and technological development, offering wide ranging expertise and innovative services to meet the ongoing challenges of airports, airlines, governments and ANSPs.
NATS is one of the aviation industries leaders in business and technological development, offering wide ranging expertise and innovative services to meet the ongoing challenges of airports, airlines, governments and ANSPs.
NATS services are proven in the world’s most complex airspace and NATS provides its global customers with a valuable commercial focus. Backed by the substantial resources of the organisation, NATS is constantly seeking innovative ways to manage every aspect of air traffic, helping its customers perform and grow with maximum safety and efficiency. The company’s innovative solutions help organisations perform at the very highest level.
NATS offers world-leading airport optimisation and capacity enhancements. It improves operational capability through the experience and knowledge it has gained from the busiest runways in the world.
Combining people and procedures with cutting-edge technology in the en route terminal and airspace environment, NATS provides airspace users with unparalleled customer service, environmental efficiency and customer assurance.
NATS offers efficiency, optimisation and capability consultancy services for whatever the challenge might be. NATS also supports airports, airlines, governments and ANSPs in improvement programmes across the whole aviation sector.
NATS seamlessly and safely integrates technology into its operations across the globe. NATS’ experience and expertise ensures that the integration and transition of new systems into airport operations provide the regulatory compliance, performance enhancement and cost efficiencies that a customer may require without impacting upon the operational performance.
NATS provides high-quality dynamic data services optimising airport and airline operations. It unlocks the value of data and delivers the next generation of customer services.
NATS offers joint solutions to improve airspace usage, technology sharing and operational innovation by encouraging partnerships between civil and military authorities. It supports and optimises military operations by sharing costs and expertise.
Since it’s formation in 1962, NATS has acted as a pioneer of air traffic control. A progressive approach has established NATS at the forefront of the industry, leading evaluation to increase safety and efficiency as it moves into more technologically-driven times.
In 2001 the public-private partnership became effective for NATS. This saw the company undertake a journey as NATS evolved to best serve its customers: the UK regulator CAA and its UK airport owners. The part privatisation provided NATS with the opportunity to deliver even greater service levels in a number of essential areas, including:
Since then NATS has expanded its operations internationally, providing innovative solutions that answer their customers’ toughest challenges at a time where cost as well as performance have never been more critical.
Delays and cost overruns on air traffic control (ATC) technology and infrastructure projects are common place for many airports.
NATS, the UK-based global provider of air traffic services, has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Mitsubishi Research Institute (MRI), Japan.
5 February 2013The importance of airspace, the invisible infrastructure that underpins UK aviation, was emphasised today by Richard Deakin, NATS Chief Executive Officer, as he gave evidence to the Transport Select Committee Inquiry on Aviation Strategy.
11 December 2012The importance of airspace, the invisible infrastructure that underpins UK aviation, was emphasised today by Richard Deakin, NATS Chief Executive Officer, as he gave evidence to the Transport Select Committee Inquiry on Aviation Strategy.
11 December 2012A system to measure the efficiency of aircraft landing at Edinburgh Airport has won a major environment award at the Airport Operators' Association Conference.
6 November 2012A system to measure the efficiency of aircraft landing at Edinburgh Airport has won a major environment award at the Airport Operators' Association Conference.
6 November 2012NATS Chief Executive Officer Richard Deakin outlined the company's international growth agenda during a wide-ranging interview with the BBC today.
23 August 2012Countries next in line to stage the Olympic Games have been approaching UK-based global air traffic solutions company NATS for advice after the success of airspace management and security during London 2012.
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