What’s Changing in ATC Safety and Training

Adacel is participating in three dynamic speaking session at the upcoming CANSO’s Airspace World 2025 event, taking place 13-15 May in Lisbon, Portugal. The sessions will cover runway safety, multi-airport remote tower operations, and advancements in air traffic control training.

In addition to these presentations, Adacel will also have a dedicated exhibit in Hall 2 at Stand #H21030, where attendees are invited to engage with Adacel’s team of experts and experience live demonstrations of its ATM and training solutions.

Enhancing Safety Nets: A Collaborative Approach to Prevent Runway Incursions: May 13, 2025 

Rémy Marchand, Adacel’s Director of ATM and Digital Tower Solutions, will join Paulo Raposa, Head of the Atlantic FIR Technical and Operational Advisory Office at NAV Portugal, to present an operational ground movement safety net. Designed to enhance controller situational awareness, this solution leverages advanced tools to prevent potential runway incursions before they occur.

Multi Remote Tower: How a Single UI Could Operate Up to Four Aerodromes: May 14, 2025 

Dr. Meelis Nõmm, Product Manager of Digital Tower Solutions at Adacel, will explore the development of a multi remote tower system. His session will delve into a case study that examines how a single, unified interface could effectively manage operations at up to four small aerodromes—unlocking greater operational flexibility and cost efficiency.

Transforming Air Traffic Training in the Era of Innovation: May 15, 2025 

Teddy Woodhouse, Adacel’s Business Development Manager, will join a distinguished panel of industry experts including representatives from Airways, Lektor Aero, and CAE to discuss the future of air traffic control (ATC) training. With a focus on innovation and integration of simulation with Training Management Systems, the panel will share insights into increasing training effectiveness, lowering costs, and preparing the next generation of ATCOs.

“We’re excited to share the stage with our partners and peers to demonstrate how Adacel’s solutions are driving meaningful change in air traffic management and training,” said Daniel Verret, CEO of Adacel. “These sessions are a testament to our dedication to enhancing safety, embracing digital transformation, and shaping the future of aviation.”