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Author of the Firehall Sagas. I write and publish science fiction and fantasy, drink IPAs, listen to Rush, and generally make my wife roll her eyes.
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Enav sets new all-time record: 8,446 flights managed in a single day

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By Rob Howell
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ENAV, the Italian Air Navigation Service Provider, yesterday recorded a new all-time high for air traffic movements handled in a single day, confirming the continued growth in flights across the Italy’s skies. With 8,446 flights assisted on Sunday, 26 July 2026, ENAV reached the highest daily traffic volume ever recorded in the history of Italian civil aviation, surpassing the previous record of 8,340 flights, set on 27 July 2025.
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Unifly Joins SESAR JU to advance the future of the Digital European Sky

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By Rob Howell
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Unifly, a leading aviation technology company and provider of UAS Traffic Management (UTM) solutions, has joined the SESAR Joint Undertaking (SESAR JU) as one of its newest members, alongside NAV CANADA, Avinor and Tern Systems. By joining Europe’s leading partnership for air traffic management research and innovation, Unifly becomes part of a collaborative ecosystem working to shape the Digital European Sky and the future of safe, digital and interoperable aviation.
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FREQUENTIS USA completes production of 15,000 APC communication gateways under the U.S. Department of Transportation’s $12.5 Billion BNATCS Programme

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By Rob Howell
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Frequentis has completed production of the 15,000th Air-to-Ground Protocol Converter (APC) for the DOT’s Brand-New Air Traffic Control System (BNATCS) modernisation programme. The APC enables FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) to safely migrate radios and Voice communication system (VCS) to modern IP-based systems. Frequentis USA was awarded the APC contract in 2024 as part of Phase One of the FAA’s Voice over IP Communication Enterprise (VoICE) Program.
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