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Air Transportation Information Exchange Conference (ATIEC)

Joint Statement on the Air Transportation Information Exchange Conference (ATIEC)

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and EUROCONTROL formally announce the cancellation of the 2025 Air Transportation Information Exchange Conference (ATIEC).

We appreciate the ongoing support from our partners, speakers, and attendees who contribute to the success of this event. Thank you for your engagement and dedication to advancing global air transportation.

For any inquiries, please contact: 9-awa-atiec@faa.gov

Thank you.

Purpose: The Air Transportation Information Exchange Conference (ATIEC) provides a forum to discuss and exchange concepts and practices related to major global changes in information management focusing on information in operation, information services, information exchanges and information security. Informational and technical presentations from key participants, across various industries, will provide opportunities for NextGen and SESAR air transportation information management experts to learn and explore alternative practices within the aviation environment as well as global programs and initiatives.

Air Transportation Information Exchange Conference (ATIEC)

The global ATM operation is expanding and continues to drive an integrated environment to support the current and future aviation industry. Advancements in technology are leading to a more information-rich environment. Information is one of the essential aspects of what makes the air transportation system work and it will be increasingly important in a (connected) network environment as envisaged by the SWIM concept. The global improvements in information management support the integration of the ATM network critical to providing a safe and efficient global ATM operation.

The scope and scale of ATM require a partnership to manage the different aspects of information as a global commodity, focusing on best practices that can be applied to the exchange, delivery, and discovery of global ATM information. ATM operations benefit from up-to-date information for better planning, procedure updates, and creation of protocols to handle predictable challenges and adapt to the unknown. This will allow for the creation of a safer and more efficient ATM environment. This is enabled by fast, accessible and secured information management capabilities that allow decision makers to proactively tackle problems before they arise. The quality of information is also the quintessential underpinning of both global ATM operational excellence and business intelligence.

Key Aspects

  1. Information exchange and integration
  2. Trust and security
  3. Data standardization and exchange models
  4. Advanced analytics and data driven decision making

Registration

Registration is currently closed. Please continue to check this site for additional information.

Contact

Email: 9-awa-atiec@faa.gov

There is no agenda currently available for ATIEC.

Please continue to check this site for additional information.

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