Airways International will welcome a new wave of Airservices Australia air traffic control trainees to its New Zealand-based training academy in 2026, as part of a multi-cohort training agreement – reinforcing a strong and enduring partnership.
Airways International’s AirShare system has been selected by NATS Enroute Ltd (NERL), the United Kingdom’s leading air navigation service provider (ANSP), to provide the core technology for its upcoming OpenAir uncrewed traffic management (UTM) trial.
Lyttelton Port Company (LPC) is transforming how uncrewed air traffic is managed across its operations, through its deployment of the AirShare uncrewed traffic management (UTM) system.
AirShare, the UTM system used to help safely integrate uncrewed traffic into the airspace will be deployed for a group of New Zealand unattended aerodromes and large landowners as part of an airspace integration trial – the first being Tekapo Aerodrome.
Aotearoa New Zealand is taking further steps to advance uncrewed aircraft operations and be at the leading edge of airspace integration with the deployment of the AirShare uncrewed traffic management (UTM) system at Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre.
Australian air traffic controllers will soon be undertaking training with a simulation service delivered remotely from New Zealand, as part of a unique trans-Tasman partnership.
A cohort of Airservices Australia students have graduated from Airways International’s air traffic control training programme in New Zealand as part of a landmark training partnership between the two organisations.
Airways International has completed delivery of a TotalControl tower simulator for Croatia Control, installed for air traffic control training at its Zagreb facilities.
