ANSPs Halting Technology Development As COVID-19 Crisis Bites

April 13, 2020
air traffic services
COVID-19 has prompted the introduction of social distancing at NATS’ area control centers, including Swanwick (pictured).
Credit: NATS
Development of capacity-boosting technologies has frozen in place, as air navigation service providers cut costs to ensure they can survive the slump in air traffic caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic. With airline operations having wound down in the face of travel restrictions and border...

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