A $70 million support package for Airways announced today by the Minister of Transport Phil Twyford will ensure the stability of New Zealand’s air traffic management services through the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Air traffic management is a critical part …
Airways’ core purpose is to facilitate safe and efficient air transport through New Zealand’s flight information region (FIR) – some 30 million km2 of airspace. In the six months to 31 December 2019, there were no near collision events recorded, and …
Read moreA group of 25 Saudi Arabian students have graduated from an air traffic control (ATC) training programme provided by Airways International Ltd, following two years of studies in New Zealand.
Their graduation on Thursday 28 November marked the studen…
Airways International’s TotalControl simulator will shortly be used by air traffic control trainees at the United Kingdom’s Takeoff Aviation Academy.
Airways will provide Takeoff Direct Ltd with a desktop tower simulator and a surveillance simulator…
Airways International Ltd is pleased to announce it has partnered with International Aeradio Ltd (IAL) to provide a turnkey tower simulator solution based on its TotalControl simulation technology for air traffic control training at Malaysia’s Mukah …
Read moreCommercial air travel in the Pacific is now safer and more reliable following the completion of a four-year programme improving air navigation across the region.
The Pacific Aeronautical Charting and Procedures (PACP) project upgraded decades-old fl…
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At approximately 1.20pm this afternoon, the fire alarm went off at Airway's Christchurch Andy Herd Building, where Airways main radar facility is housed.
The fire alarm was set off by smoke from one of our two Uninterrupted ower Supplies (…
2.27pm: Normal air traffic operations have resumed following the issue affecting systems nationally. Flights are no longer grounded. There will be another update shortly.
2.15pm: At approximately 1.30pm this afternoon, a fire alarm went off at th…
An advanced air traffic control training facility opened in Beirut, Lebanon this week uses pioneering simulation technology developed by Airways New Zealand.
The completion of the 12-month project marks a significant step forward for Airways Intern…
In a milestone ceremony held in Beirut yesterday, Airways New Zealand and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) Lebanon officially opened an advanced air traffic control (ATC) simulation facility – future-proofing ATC training in Lebanon f…
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