Airways has introduced Performance Based Navigation procedures into one of the most difficult environments in the world.
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Airways is collaborating with surveillance experts Aireon to investigate space-based air traffic surveillance across New Zealand and the South Pacific.
We combine best practice safety with proven reliability and top these off with world leading efficiencies for our airline customers.
International benchmarking shows that Airways’ operational safety performance is first-class and New Zealand’s skies remain among the safest in the world.
We work with our airline customers to determine the air traffic management services required, and the methodology for calculating those services. We provide air traffic management services in New Zealand and throughout the Auckland Flight Information areas.
Learn more about our air traffic management services.
ANS charges and standard terms and conditions
We are now starting to consult on proposed prices for the next three-year period from July 2016 to June 2019.
In recent years, we have spearheaded developments in arrival and flow management technologies.
In 2014 alone, fuel savings from our technology and service improvements saved airlines $15 million. We also helped reduce in-flight delays by 56%.
Our SMART approach trials at Auckland Airport utilise satellite-based navigation technologies to help aircraft burn less fuel, emit less carbon dioxide and reduce noise.
Find out more about the efficiencies we're delivering through our CFM and AMAN arrivals management systems.
Learn more about how Airways is leading the industry in aviation development.
Environmentally, we have recently contributed to the development of seven new international ‘green aviation routes’ under the Asia and South Pacific Initiative to Reduce Emissions (ASPIRE) programme.
Read more about Airways work on sustainability and our environment.
“This method of navigating an aircraft’s approach allows the aircraft’s engines to run at close to idle, reducing fuel burn and cutting carbon emissions during this phase of arrival. It’s good news for passengers and airlines.”
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