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Air traffic controllers ready to replace paper strips with advanced technology
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21.11.2007
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Training of operating personnel in the new Danish air traffic management system is proceeding at full speed. Training will continue in concentrated form in the next few weeks.

When Denmark changes over to a new air traffic management system, the entire operating staff will be ready to run it. This is true in both the new control center and the new control tower in Copenhagen and in the towers in Billund and Roskilde.


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During the past two years the entire staff of air traffic controllers has been through a comprehensive training program in order to ensure that they are completely familiar with all of the functions and details in the new air traffic management system. During the next six weeks there will be intensive education and training so that Naviair operating personnel will be ready in the new year to guide traffic with one of the world's most advanced air traffic management systems.

More than 350 employees have undergone a carefully planned training program that is tailor-made for the individual specialties, e.g. technicians and air traffic controllers. The common task for all these groups is that they will monitor and guide future air traffic with advanced technology, where all information will be provided electronically and not, as at present, with a paper-based system where information on flight level and speed is written down on strips of paper.

The training courses are almost finished. When all of the operating personnel have been through the last training class – that will be starting 17 December 2007 – they will be ready to handle traffic safely and efficiently in the new system.

 

PR & Communications, 21 November 2007


 

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