Links

Airways is a state-owned enterprise. Our principal objective is to operate as a successful business, while exhibiting a sense of social responsibility.

Airways Links

• www.aip.net.nz
  Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) New Zealand online
• AOPA (NZ)
  Aircraft Owners' and Pilots' Association (New Zealand) Inc
• ASPIRE Asia and South Pacific Initiative to Reduce Emissions
• http://www.airways.co.nz/aspire/
• http://www.aspire-green.com/
• Aviation English Services (AES)
  Aviation English Services (AES) was formed by Aviation English Consulting and Airways International Limited with single focus, Aviation English.
• Aviation Services Ltd
  Conducts flight crew and aircraft maintenance personnel licensing functions on behalf of the CAA
• Aviation Industry Association
  Represents the interests of commercial aviation in New Zealand. Divisions include: Agriculture, Rescue/Ambulance, Transport, Airports, Engineering, Training, Helicopter and Supply & Services
• IFIS Airways Internet Flight Information Service (IFIS)
  Online pre-flight information and flight planning service for operations within the New Zealand Flight Information Region
• CAA New Zealand
  Establishes New Zealand civil aviation safety and security standards and monitors adherence to those standards
• ICAO
  International Civil Aviation Organization
• IATA
  International Air Transport Association
• CANSO
  Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation
• LOCKHEED MARTIN
  Aeronautics, Electronic Systems, Information & Technology Services, Integrated Systems & Solutions, Space Systems
• Royal New Zealand Aero Club
  National sporting organisation for a network of 50 member clubs throughout New Zealand
• THALES
  Air Traffic Management Systems
• TUG 2008 (Thales User Group 2008 web site)

What is Air Traffic Control?

Air Traffic Control comprises the various aircraft navigation and communication systems that use computers, radar, radios, and other instruments and devices to provide guidance to flying aircraft.

Trained personnel working as air traffic controllers at stations on the ground constantly monitor these systems and track the locations and speeds of individual aircraft. Controllers can warn aircraft should they come too close to each other. Air traffic control is also used for the safe coordination of landings and takeoffs at airports.

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Vision 2015

Aviation plays a crucial role in New Zealand’s economic wellbeing.

Projected long-term growth of the aviation sector globally means it is essential to maintain the vitality of aviation through safe, effi cient, cost effective and environmentally sustainable air navigation services. To ensure this, future Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems must provide for optimum use of enhanced technology capabilities; both airborne and ground based.

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