Airways International’s development of a prototype situational awareness tool for unattended aerodromes could pave the way for a far more efficient service, writes Head of Aviation Services Greg Tyrrell.
The AirShare UTM system has been used to track some groundbreaking test flights of a Wisk uncrewed aircraft in New Zealand. In this article published in Ascent e-magazine, Airways International’s Head of Products (Digital) Justine Whitfield explains the significance of the trials for AirShare.
We are pleased to announce that Airways International’s Products team recently achieved ISO27001 certification – the international standard for information security.
A project is underway between Aeropath and the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand to develop a new long-term contract to modernise the provision of Aeronautical Information Management services in New Zealand.
After working closely alongside the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) of Nepal for the past 11 months, we are pleased to announce the successful completion of Site Acceptance Testing for their 360-degree TotalControl tower and surveillance simulator solution.
This year Airways Training is celebrating 25 years of delivering competency based air traffic services training to ANSPs globally.
Meet Casey Smeekes – AirShare Product Specialist, based at Airways International’s offices in Christchurch, New Zealand. In this Q&A with Casey, he shares a little about his role, and about AirShare and its contribution to the safe integration of drones into the airspace system.
In this interview with CANSO, Airways International CEO Sharon Cooke shares her insights on striking a balance between innovation and safety culture in aviation – and talks about testing new technologies, cost-effective service delivery, breaking down silos and leveraging collaboration.
