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Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans) showcases latest innovation in the Air Traffic Management sector during Dubai Innovation Week

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Dubai, UAE, 27th November 2016. In accordance with the directives of HRH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, that encourages all organisations to demonstrate their innovative initiatives under the umbrella of “Dubai Innovation Week”, Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans), the leading air navigation services provider of Dubai and the Northern Emirates proactively showcased the cutting edge technology and innovative concepts utilised in providing safe, efficient and expeditious air traffic management services in the Dubai Airspace through various activities both within the Aviation sector and to the public.

The organisation participated in the “Dubai Innovation week” through showcasing a display of its unique and cutting edge Tower Simulator (TOSIM) during the “ Innovation in Aviation” event that was held by the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) for the first time in its history earlier at the beginning of the week. As the event showcased the various innovative initiatives present in the Aviation sector, the Tower Simulator demonstration was a representation of the actual cutting edge Tower simulator facility operated by dans in its headquarters in Al Maktoum International Airport. The TOSIM, which is the World’s largest 360 degrees system, is capable of mimicking any airport environment, and is utilised by dans as a training facility to train Air Traffic Control Officers as well as being an experimental hub where all the new air traffic management procedures are thoroughly trialed before being implemented in live operations as their safety cases are being developed. In addition, the facility currently operates more than 1,000 hours of training a year over 300 training days annually, providing regulatory training to 70 Air Traffic Controllers currently working in the Air Traffic Control Tower at Dubai International Airport (DXB) .

On November 22, dans received a delegation of Air Traffic Control Officers from NaviAir, the air navigation services provider of Denmark. The visit was part of a knowledge and expertise exchange programme that the ANSP conducts for its Air Traffic Controllers, in order to gain international experience and have the opportunity to experience how leading ANSPs around the world are conducting their operations. As the delegation have selected Dubai Air Navigation Services as their preferred air navigation services provider (ansp) to visit, the familirisation trip included presentations in the Air Traffic Control Tower in DWC, the Approach Radar facility as well as the Tower Simulator (TOSIM) and the Radar simulator(RASIM) facilities.
Furthermore, the organisation has concluded its “Dubai Innovation Week” activities by receiving a delegation of cadets from Alpha Aviation Academy in the UAE. The visit was part of the cadets academic programme, as pilots interact on a regular basis with ATCOs during their daily jobs, and therefore it is crucial for them to experience the operational, technical and managerial aspects of Air Traffic Control to be able to have a holistic overview and a wider perspective of all airport mechanisms, which in turn support them in being successful in their careers.

Dubai Air Navigation Services (dans) is the air navigation services provider that manages the Dubai and Northern Emirates airspace. dans also provides air navigation services for airports and numerous prestigious airlines, including the World’s busiest airport in terms of international passenger numbers-Dubai International Airport(DXB).

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