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Our latest insights, news and events for aviation readers around the world
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Antoine Bonnaud
Director, Aviation Consulting & Engineering
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Eric Dumas
Director, Airport Operations & Maintenance
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ATM insurance in the age of AI
Artificial intelligence is changing how quickly software can be developed, but in safety-critical systems like air traffic management, assurance matters more than productivity. Jakub Cunat kickstarts the discussion on this important topic in his latest article.
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Ground handling: aircraft damage is more likely on the ground than in the air
From loading errors to de-icing delays, seemingly minor ground operations can trigger major safety and operational impacts. In a new article, Justyna Nagadowska explores how effective safety management helps organisations identify risks before they escalate.
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More expert blogs and insights
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The case for a new procurement model in ATM
Dr Rafi Riley says the old way of procuring Air Traffic Management systems won't work any longer and that ANSPs should embrace continuous delivery, reduce technical debt, and adopt more flexible procurement approaches to build resilient, future-ready ATM platforms. Read more
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Aviation lifelines for small islands
Across remote islands and hard-to-reach territories, airports provide essential connectivity in the face of major operational, environmental and infrastructural challenges. From Anguilla to Zanzibar, Egis has supported the resilience, performance and long‑term viability of aviation assets for more than 20 clients. To find out about these projects, read more
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Staying ahead of ATM regulatory change
As evolving technology and regulations increase compliance complexity, Egis draws on experience with more than 15 organisations to help ANSPs and technology providers anticipate change, prepare for certification and maintain safe, compliant operations.
To find out about these projects, read more.
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Supporting the SES Performance Unit
Integra Consult and Egis have been appointed to a new framework contract to support the European Commission in delivering the Single European Sky (SES) performance and charging scheme. Read more
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Wanaka Airport Future Review
New Zealand's Queenstown Lakes District Council reported record-equalling community engagement in a recent LinkedIn post about the Wanaka Airport Future Review, where Egis is consulting on development scenarios. Read more
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Honiara Aviation Complex opens
The new climate-resilient Communication and Aviation Complex Building at Honiara Airport in the Solomon Islands brings key aviation and border agencies together, with Egis providing construction supervision under SIRAP2. Read more
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17 airports. One network.
As Egis continues to expand its airport operations worldwide, we are launching a new shared visual identity across our airport network, designed to strengthen visibility, foster collaboration and celebrate the unique character of each destination. Read more
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PTE Asia conversations continue
Egis colleagues joined airport leaders at the first Asian edition of Passenger Terminal Expo in Singapore, where they discussed regional airport development, resilience and passenger experience, sharing practical lessons from the Egis-operated French Polynesia’s airport PPPs.
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Egis at Routes World
Philippe Wilmart, Kashmira Tolmare and Eric Dumas were in Frankfurt, connecting with airport, airline and aviation partners. It was also a great opportunity to catch up with colleagues Kris Van den Wyngaert from Ostend, Belgium and Gwenvael Ronsin-Hardy from Tahiti airport. Read Kashmira's post-event takeaways
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AIR UK inaugural event
Our team was pleased to take part in the first AIR UK: Aviation Infrastructure & Resilience event in London, connecting with aviation stakeholders from across the sector. During the event, Shakir Khaja and Philip Church shared insights from Gatwick’s airspace change programme and its role in improving efficiency, capacity and operational resilience. Read more
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New to ATM?
David Adebiyi and George Voustinas, two of our aviation experts based in the Middle East, filmed an interview about air traffic management and provided some regional perspectives for new entrants to the sector.
Watch the video
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British Aviation Group board re-election
Congratulations to Shakir Khaja, Egis’ Europe & Africa Airports Director, on his re-election to the British Aviation Group (BAG) Board. He hit the ground running for BAG by participating in a panel session on Culture, Competency and Human Performance, which explored how aviation organisations can build capable, resilient and future-ready workforces. Read more: BAG and panel
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Career spotlight
In the latest Employee Spotlight feature from the Middle East team, Matarat project consultant, airport planner and architect Charismatika Chinitra shares her career journey and the experiences that shaped her aviation expertise in Indonesia and across 20+ Saudi airports. Read more
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Environmental approval is often treated as the final step in an environmental consultant’s role. In reality, it marks the point where assessment moves into implementation. Nada Abuelnoor, Egis Senior Environmental Consultant, Water and Energy explains more.
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Following its rebrand in August, our US team is entering a new chapter and recruiting across its aviation business. With a strong aviation heritage and aligned expertise across engineers, planners, environmental specialists and technicians, the team supports airside and landside airport projects from concept to completion. Paul Priegel shares his perspective on the change and opportunities ahead. Read more
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