Breadcrumbs
You are here:
Media Centre2003
- Board changes announced at NATS
23 December 2003
National Air Traffic Services (NATS), announced today that Nigel Turner, bmi's Chief Financial Officer, has resigned from the boards of NATS (Holdings) Ltd, and other subsidiaries in the group, including NATS (En Route) plc, to concentrate on his responsibilities at the airline. - First part of Britain's new radar network goes live
19 December 2003
Britain's newest radar station at Burrington, near Barnstaple in Devon, went into operation today, on time and on budget. - Flights up, delays down but, long haul flights still short of forecast
4 December 2003
Figures released today by National Air Traffic Services confirm that the North Atlantic market has still to recover. - Top-level appointments announced in airport services
28 November 2003
Brandon Chapman has been appointed by National Air Traffic Services (NATS) as Director Airport Services. He succeeds Peter Wilde, who retires at the end of the year after 40 years with the Company. - IAA and NATS sign letter of intent
13 November 2003
The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) and National Air Traffic Services (NATS) announced today the signing of a Letter of Intent that paves the way for the two companies to deliver service and efficiency improvements to airspace users. - NATS reports 'steady, but slow growth in flight numbers'
4 November 2003
The recovery in air traffic continues, according to figures released today by National Air Traffic Services (NATS). Figures for October show a "steady but slow" recovery in the volume of flights, following a fall in numbers after the terrorist attacks of 2001. - National air traffic services submits domestic en-route charges for calendar year 2004
31 October 2003
National Air Traffic Services (NATS), has submitted its proposed domestic en-route charges for 2004 and related traffic forecasts to the Secretary of State for submission to Eurocontrol. - NAV Canada to provide UK NATS with world's most advanced control tower flight data processing system
28 October 2003
London's three main airports are to benefit from the world's most advanced flight data processing system, under an agreement announced today between NAV CANADA and the UK's National Air Traffic Services. - Consultation on user charges
23 October 2003
National Air Traffic Services (NATS) is in the process of consulting with customers on its domestic en-route charge for calendar year 2004 and the related traffic forecasts. - Green light for new Prestwick centre
10 October 2003
National Air Traffic Services (NATS) is to resume work on the new Prestwick Centre in Scotland, putting it on course for operational service by 2009.
