Naviair has achieved certification to provide air traffic services (ATS) and communication, navigation and surveillance services (CNS) in Denmark.

On 15 December 2006, the Danish supervisory authority (CAA-DK) issued the certificate which proves that Naviair complies with the EU Commission’s Common Requirements for the provision of air navigation services.

CAA-DK also formally designated Naviair to continue provision of air navigation services to the following units in Denmark: Copenhagen Area Control Centre as well as Copenhagen, Roskilde, Aalborg, Aarhus, Billund, Esbjerg and Bornholm Airports. The certification is essential for Naviair as an air navigation services provider and it demonstrates our efforts in providing safe and efficient services to the aviation community.

What are the common Requirements?
”Common Requirements for the provision of air navigation services” – were issued as an EU regulation in December 2005 by the EU Commission stemming from the Single European Sky regulations.

The regulation lays down the common requirements within a wide range of areas such as technical and operational competence and capability, safety and quality of services, financial strength etc, all impacting the performance of the provision of air navigation services.

Any organisation which wishes to provide air navigation services in Europe is obliged to obtain certification issued by the relevant national supervisory authority.

Link: COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2096/2005 of 20 December 2005