DSNA (Direction des Services de la Navigation Aérienne), the French Air Navigation Service Provider, recorded the daily traffic peak in Europe in 2021: 8,104 flights on Saturday 28 August 2021. This encouraging result following to an unprecedented crisis for aviation is a great motivation for DSNA staff to accompany a gradual and sustainable recovery of air transport that will be more digital, with very ambitious environmental requirements.
DSNA mission consists of controlling air traffic in a safe, fluid and environmentally-friendly manner, while keeping costs under control. Safety remains a fundamental priority but the main priority for the future is to shape a Greener Aviation as a prerequisite for the effective restart of air transport in a sustainable manner. The implementation of 4-FLIGHT, the new-generation ATM system for en-route, in Reims and Marseille ACCs in 2022 proves the commitment of DSNA to pursue its technological modernisation, essential to deliver high-quality service.
Key Data of DSNA: 5 ACCs & 75 Control Towers & 3 overseas regional structures / Staff: 6,900.
Live Trial on 4-FLIGHT in Marseille ACC (2021)
Strasbourg Tower
Frédéric GUIGNIER, Director, DSNA
Website address:
info(at)aviation-civile.gouv.fr
François RICHARD-BOLE – francois.richard-bole(at)aviation-civile.gouv.fr