Advancing gender equality in Airways ATS
ASCENT article: Head of Air Traffic Services Training for Airways International, Kelly de Lambert, shares some of the work Airways is doing to help enhance gender equality in ATS.
ASCENT article: Head of Air Traffic Services Training for Airways International, Kelly de Lambert, shares some of the work Airways is doing to help enhance gender equality in ATS.
ASCENT article: AirShare Product Manager George Ridd discusses the feedback and outcomes from a recent trial of AirShare at unattended aerodromes across New Zealand – an initiative which is part of Airways’ ongoing commitment to advancing Aotearoa’s uncrewed aircraft sector.
ASCENT article: Introducing Gareth Owen, Airways International’s new Head of Business Development who’s responsible for driving the strategic growth of AIL’s products and services.
ASCENT article: Join Jonny Cooke and Philipp Zeitel in our upcoming webinar unpacking the complex recruitment and selection challenges facing ANSPs, and exploring the key factors contributing to low ATC training success rates. Learn about how your organisation can strengthen its ATC recruitment and selection outcomes with the help of Airways’ proven selection approach.
Alpha, Bravo, Charlie… how fast can you recite the entire phonetic alphabet? Seven seconds, maybe? How about saying it backwards in just 11 seconds?
Sheyk Alves Souza is utilising his skills as a simulator pilot to support Airservices Australia’s mobile simulation training. Sheyk tells us a bit about the remote sim piloting service he’s providing from his base in Brazil, and his experiences running exercises for Airservices Australia ATCs.
On Monday 21 July we welcomed our newest cohort of air traffic control students into the Airways Training Centre in Christchurch – coming to us from Airservices Australia.
Airways International Limited (AIL), Airways New Zealand’s commercial arm is pleased to have signed a contract with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) for the provision of Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) in New Zealand.