FABEC - we work together to keep the skies safe
Since June 2013, the Functional Airspace Block Europe Central, known as FABEC is officially in operation. It comprises the airspace of the six FABEC States of Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Switzerland and is one of the busiest in the world. FABEC handles about six million flights per year - 55% of European air traffic.
Call For Papers
Research Workshop: Interdependencies within ATM Performance in the context of a dynamic environment
14-15 May 2020 in Rome/Italy
BLUE MED FAB and FABEC are happy to invite you to the research workshop on Interdependencies within ATM Performance in the context of a dynamic environment which will be hosted in Rome in spring 2020. The conference is organised in partnership with the German Aviation Research Society (G.A.R.S.) and the University of Bologna.
Latest Media Releases
12/Nov/2019FABEC Training Seminar: Digital steps to secure the future
read more21/Oct/2019FABEC at ATCA Annual: Sharing expertise to ensure safety in aviation
read more10/Oct/2019Research Workshop: Call for papers "Interdependencies with ATM Performance in the context of a dynamic environment"
read more30/Sep/2019FABEC Training Seminar: ATM Training for the digital generation
read more14/May/2019Academic workshop on fragmentation in European air traffic held in Budapest
read more02/May/2019Greater flexibility and efficiency in European airspace
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FABEC Training Seminar
On 29-30 October 2019, FAB Europe Central organised the fourth FABEC Training Seminar at the DFS Academy in Langen, Germany. The agenda focused on ATM Training for the digital generation and covered the recruitment of digital generation trainees, the introduction of and experience with e-learning practices by trainees and instructors.
All the presentations held at the seminar may be downloaded here:
- Agenda
- FABEC-Training-Seminar-2019-JaquesReynal_.pdf
- FABEC-Training-Seminar-2019-KurtJeschke-AllDigital-AsolutionForEverything .pdf
- FABEC-Training-Seminar-2019-LucStaudt_Instructors panel.pdf
- FABEC-Training-Seminar-2019-RolandFrei_ModernE-Learning Technologies.pdf
- FABEC-Training-Seminar-2019-ThomasStenner_NEWSIMWEB.pdf
- FABEC-Training-Seminar-2019-SonjaKonur_RecruitingOfDigitalNatives.pdf
Inside ANSPs
DFS | 04/Dec/2018The first take-offs and landings controlled from DFS Remote Tower Control Centre
read moreDSNA | 19/Nov/2018A new Control Tower at Strasbourg
read moreskeyes | 07/Nov/2018Belgocontrol ceases to exist
read moreDSNA | 09/Apr/2018Airspace changes and advanced Flexible Use of Airspace in the South-West of France
read moreDFS | 29/Mar/2018DFS Group takes over air traffic control in Edinburgh
read moreDFS | 23/Mar/2018Expert knowledge for drone pilots
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Research Workshop
Fragmentation in Air Traffic and its Impact on ATM Performance
On 14-15 May 2019, FAB Central Europe and FAB Europe Central organised a research workshop on Fragmentation in Air Traffic Management taking place in Budapest, Hungary. The conference was held in partnership with the FSR Florence School of Regulation and the German Aviation Research Society (GARS).
Upcoming Events
14/Nov/2019AC 41
MoT, Bonn21/Nov/2019ANSP Strategic Board
25/Nov/2019FPC 59
Brussels26/Nov/2019SSC
Brussels26/Nov/20193rd FABEC OPS Day
Amsterdam28/Nov/2019ECTL PC
tbd29/Nov/2019Social Dialogue Tripartite
Luxembourg03/Dec/2019ECAC
DGCA, Paris04/Dec/2019NMB#26
ECTL Brussels12/Dec/2019SCOPS66
Munich12/Dec/2019FABEC ComCell Meeting
Heidelberg / Germany17/Dec/2019ANSCB
17/Dec/2019FC18 / ANSCB18
Luxembourg30/Jan/2020SC HRT
Brussels / @ Eurocontrol17/Mar/2020NDOP 25
ECTL Brussels02/Jun/2020NDOP 26
ECTL Brussels30/Jun/2020FC19 / ANSCB19
The Netherlands10/Nov/2020NDOP 27
ECTL Brussels08/Dec/2020FC20 / ANSCB20
The Netherlands
Workshop
Baltic FAB and FABEC organised a research workshop "Volatility in Air Traffic and its impact on ATM performance" taking place on 15-16 May 2018 in Warsaw. The conference has being held in partnership with the German Aviation Research society (G.A.R.S.) and the SGH Warsaw School of Economics.
