This year FAB CE and FABEC continued the series of successful InterFAB research workshops wit h a forum dedicated to predict abilit y and fl exibilit y. In partnership with University of Zagreb and the German Aviation Research Society the 6th research workshop was held in Zagreb, Croatia, on 18/19 April 2024.
20 December 2023: FAIVA, the FABEC Aeronautical Information Validator revolutionises the format validation of AIXM 5.1 or 5.1.1 data. Through a user-friendly web application, FAIVA provides access to AIXM schema profiles and business rules to simplify validation processes and ensure compliance with ICAO SARPs.
29 November 2023: The FABEC Standing Committee Operations, under the chair of Urs Lauener (5th from the left), met on 21 November 2023 in Luxembourg with a focus on streamlining current activities and preparing for the future. Claudio Clori (3rd from the right), Chairman of the FABEC ASB, emphasised the importance of the new proposed strategy and structure and thanked SC OPS for their outstanding contribution to make operations safer and more efficient in the FABEC core area.
ANA LUXEMBOURG kindly hosted the last formal OPS meeting before its envisaged transition to a renewed form in conjunction with the environment domain in 2024.
Gain an insight into one of our control centers! Skyguide’s Pierre-Etienne Lévêque, Head of ACC West / Geneva, talks about the challenges he’s currently facing.
Our Data Cockpit gives you easy access to many different types of data from the ATC world. Year-to-date and monthly views of movement figures, delay performance and flight efficiency are frequently updated and allow you to compare developments and evaluate traffic, delay and environmental patterns. We will continue to expand the topics included over time.
Innovation is key for a dynamic industry such as aviation.
Thus, the interactive map gives an overview of ongoing or planned projects contributing to the FABEC performances targets. It lists local or multilateral projects of the FABEC partners deemed relevant to the FABEC achievement.
The airspace of the six FABEC States of Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Switzerland is one of the busiest and most complex in the world.
The majority of major European airports, major civil airways and military training areas are located in this area. FABEC airspace covers 1.7 million km