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SkyRadar's package for data processing and facilities is continuously growing. Watch the video example showing how to monitor signals and UPS devices with the SNMP protocol. You will also be introduced to simple control tasks. The simulator and DPR package allow to conduct many DPR and SMC exercises, as defined in the EASA Easy Access Rules (EU Regulation 2017/373).

Target tracking errors in ATC processing compromise situational awareness, increase collision risks, and hinder operational efficiency, impacting safety and airspace management.

Air Traffic Control (ATC) is a crucial component of the aviation industry as it ensures safe and efficient air travel. One of the key elements of ATC is the communication system between air traffic controllers and pilots, which relies heavily on radio transmission.

As the world of air traffic safety electronics personnel (ATSEP) continues to evolve with technological advancements, SkyRadar is proud to announce our partnership with the IFATSEA Assembly and Regional Meeting (IFATSEA ARM 24) on June 25th -28th in Casablanca, Morocco. This collaboration highlights our commitment to enhancing the skills and knowledge of ATSEP professionals globally.

On April 17-18, I had the privilege of attending a bi-national sector conference focused on addressing security and defense challenges related to space. The event was of significant national importance, underscored by the esteemed presence of Their Royal Highnesses Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg (front left in the photo), King Philippe of Belgium (front middle), as well as the Luxembourgish and Belgian Ministers of Defense.

The smooth functioning of air traffic control (ATC) systems is vital to ensure the safety and efficiency of air travel. ATC systems rely heavily on electrical power to operate, and any power source errors can have a significant impact on their operation.

SkyRadar introduces its virtual world around SkySMC as an environment to qualify ATSEP conform to the EASA Easy Access Rules and ICAO Doc 10057.

STC Alarm receiver errors affect Air Traffic Control (ATC) safety and efficiency. This article defines, illustrates, and offers solutions to prevent these errors.

Air Traffic Control (ATC) is an essential element of the aviation industry, ensuring the safety and efficiency of aircraft movements. ATC is responsible for managing airspace, directing aircraft movements, and providing critical information to pilots. The smooth functioning of ATC heavily relies on reliable and accurate communication systems. However, various factors can lead to errors in the communication systems, including power source errors. In this article, we will explore the impact of power source errors due to sensitivity in ATC.