Uzbekistan Hosts Two Major International Air Navigation Events for the First Time
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Uzbekistan is hosting two major international events in civil aviation and air navigation for the first time. The 3rd annual SOCEA General Meeting was held on September 8, while the CANSO Eurasia ANSP’s Summit opened in Tashkent on September 9.
SOCEA AGM/3 brought together representatives of European and Asian air navigation service providers and international aviation organizations. The meeting addressed SOCEA’s activities, current flight safety issues, cooperation among air navigation service providers and the platform’s future development priorities.
SOCEA is a regional air navigation coordination platform for Europe and Asia. It was established to promote cooperation in air traffic management and air navigation safety, as well as the exchange of information and expertise in the field.
The CANSO Eurasia ANSP’s Summit opened on September 9 at the Hyatt Regency Tashkent. The event is attended by heads of air navigation service providers from Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Hungary, along with senior representatives of leading international aviation organizations including ICAO, CANSO and EUROCONTROL.
The summit agenda covers air traffic management (ATM), the development of communications, navigation and surveillance systems (CNS), the use of artificial intelligence, Green ATM and air traffic flow management (ATFM).
Participants are also focusing on the efficient use of airspace and cross-border coordination among air navigation service providers. The two events in Tashkent bring together representatives from Europe and Asia to discuss the development of air navigation, flight safety and cooperation among organizations in the sector.
SOCEA is a regional air navigation coordination platform for Europe and Asia. It was established to promote cooperation in air traffic management and air navigation safety, as well as the exchange of information and expertise in the field.
The CANSO Eurasia ANSP’s Summit opened on September 9 at the Hyatt Regency Tashkent. The event is attended by heads of air navigation service providers from Türkiye, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Hungary, along with senior representatives of leading international aviation organizations including ICAO, CANSO and EUROCONTROL.
The summit agenda covers air traffic management (ATM), the development of communications, navigation and surveillance systems (CNS), the use of artificial intelligence, Green ATM and air traffic flow management (ATFM).
Participants are also focusing on the efficient use of airspace and cross-border coordination among air navigation service providers. The two events in Tashkent bring together representatives from Europe and Asia to discuss the development of air navigation, flight safety and cooperation among organizations in the sector.
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