AirNav Ireland celebrates 90 years of nonstop aviation service
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AirNav Ireland marked 90 years of uninterrupted service to the global aviation industry, having operated continuously since 1936.
The centre handles up to 1,800 flights daily, employs about 70 staff including more than 50 radio officers, and partners with Iceland’s Avians to provide high‑frequency radio communications across the Shanwick and Reykjavik Oceanic Control Areas, using shortwave signals that bounce off the ionosphere to reach aircraft beyond radar and VHF coverage.