ENAV uses secondary satellite network as it works to restore full data transmission

Written by AI from 1 report listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

ENAV is working to restore full functionality of its data transmission network while all ENAV equipment operates normally with no anomalies, and flight management safety is currently guaranteed by a secondary satellite network.

The secondary network now guarantees more than 50% of routes, up from less than an hour ago, but it cannot manage 100% of air traffic, requiring a temporary reduction of operational capacity.

ENAV is collaborating with external suppliers, starting with Tim, who is responsible for managing and maintaining the data network, to identify and resolve anomalies and restore full operational capability as soon as possible.

Analysed 1 report from 1 publisher

Used in this story

How we use AI · Report an error

Latest

  1. ENAV says alternative satellite network provides 75% of flight management capacity
  2. Daily flight from BER: Condor takes on Abu Dhabi service with delay
  3. EU Drone Summit gathers stakeholders to discuss European drone market
  4. Swiss government releases up to 30,000 m³ kerosene for Zurich Airport
  5. Leav Aviation leases 20‑year‑old Airbus A320 from Getjet for German‑Antalya routes
  6. KrisFlyer offers up to 30% discount on November flights
  7. Airbus secures firm order for 75 A320neo jets from Aviation Capital Group
  8. Airlines may reduce meal perks for delayed or cancelled flights from Oct 19
All latest posts

Welcome back

Enter your email and password.

New to Terminair?