Global Airspace Radar

Global Airspace Radar

The podcast by Global Airspace Radar, covering all aspects of air traffic management, unmanned traffic management, high altitude operations, and all aspects of airspace!

  1. Season 6 - 07 - Reclaiming the Skies, book by John van Hoogstraten

    VOR 3 TAGEN

    Season 6 - 07 - Reclaiming the Skies, book by John van Hoogstraten

    John van Hoogstraten is the author of Reclaiming the Skies. In this episode, he discusses the book and the discussion it triggers online. John’s experience as an air traffic controller (ATCO), operations and safety manager, and consultant all over the globe gives him an interesting perspective. His current position as an independent consultant allows for a refreshing, free tone of speech. The book starts with a razor-sharp analysis of how airlines imposed schedules on air traffic control (ATC) and how changes following the liberalisation phase pushed all actors into a race where each was focused on different achievements: Airlines for on-time performanceAir Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) for capacityAirports for runway throughputThe second part of the book focuses on solutions. According to “Reclaiming the skies”, what ATC needs is predictability, rather than last-minute actions to handle demand. The key to bringing predictability to ATC is to establish ownership of the trajectories – including the timing aspects. It introduces concepts like Airline Flight Optimisation System (AFOS) and the SmartSlot tool by Shift Aviation Solutions.

    46 Min.
  2. Season 6 - 06 - Oksana Bardygula, Vice President Oliver Wyman – Second edition of the “Lift off to Leadership” report

    3. MÄRZ

    Season 6 - 06 - Oksana Bardygula, Vice President Oliver Wyman – Second edition of the “Lift off to Leadership” report

    Oksana Bardygula, Vice President Oliver Wyman, joins Marita Lintener, Global Airspace Radar Editor to discuss leadership, career advancement and employee retention in the global aerospace sector.  We dive into the findings of the report "Lift Off to Leadership" Edition 2, jointly released jointly in February 2026 with the International Aerospace Women’s Association (IAWA). For decades, the aviation and aerospace sector has struggled to attract and retain employees from diverse backgrounds. Beneath this well-known challenge lies a deeper issue: the significant underrepresentation of women in leadership positions - highlighting the need for immediate and sustained action. This need has become more urgent given a worldwide industry talent shortage that is limiting both innovation and growth. This discussion is a must-listen for aviation and aerospace professionals. In this episode we bring you evidence-based insight from a survey of 250 global aviation and aerospace leaders, on the root causes of talent attrition, reveal the pathways of successful leadership, and deliver actionable recommendations for individuals, organizations, and the industry.  Join us for data-driven insights and real-world strategies you can use today.   You can download the full report under https://www.oliverwyman.com/our-expertise/insights/2026/feb/aviation-aerospace-women-leadership-barriers.html and on https://iawa.org/lift_off_to_leadership_second.php. Everybody is invited to join the discussions on Linkedin with the hashtag #LiftOffChallenge.

    33 Min.
  3. Season 6 - 05 - Malte Seifert, director of XPONENTIAL Europe, looks towards the upcoming event

    24. FEB.

    Season 6 - 05 - Malte Seifert, director of XPONENTIAL Europe, looks towards the upcoming event

    Malte Seifert, director of XPONENTIAL Europe met with our Editor-in-Chief, Claudia Bacco to look ahead at the upcoming event on the 24-26th March in Düsseldorf, Germany. The event is only in its second year but has seen a great amount of growth from exhibitors and registered attendees compared to last year's event. There are also more live demonstrations planned for this year, a hackathon, startup pitching competition and additional conference tracks. In addition to the XPONENTIAL Conference programme there are also Partner Conferences including the European Drone Forum, Cybersecurity Forum, Standards Forum, Bundeswehr German Drone Defence & Innovation Forum and the Autonomous Inland & Short Sea Shipping Conference.  Bringing together these topics under one roof allows for different participants to network and learn from other industry verticals facing similar challenges.

    21 Min.
  4. Season 6 - 04 - Peter Sachs, Zipline shares 10 years of evolution

    17. FEB.

    Season 6 - 04 - Peter Sachs, Zipline shares 10 years of evolution

    Peter Sachs, Head of Airspace Integration, Zipline spoke with Claudia Bacco, Editor-in-Chief, Global Airspace Radar about the 10 year path that has helped Zipline evolve to where they are at today. We discuss the market needs in two very different markets. The support of medical requirements via drone delivery in Africa and the delivery of food and household supplies in the US. In order for this to be successful, UTM is a key component. Building on UTM functionality, we look at Remote ID, electronic conspicuity, detect-and-avoid and more. These technologies all get us closer to autonomy, which is required for this concept to scale to it's full potential.

    32 Min.
  5. Season 6 - 03 - Stephen Creamer, President & CEO, ATCA - Changing times in the NAS

    10. FEB.

    Season 6 - 03 - Stephen Creamer, President & CEO, ATCA - Changing times in the NAS

    Stephen Creamer, President & CEO, ATCA joins Claudia Bacco, Global Airspace Radar Editor-in-Chief to discuss changing times in the US National Airspace (NAS). The last year has brought a great deal of change within the NAS, and we dive into these topics. One key topic of discussion is the promise of BNATCS and the challenges to getting there. The opportunities for modernisation of the US infrastructure are many. It will take time to phase in how to achieve this goal. Maybe a shore up of the existing infrastructure before introduction of altogether new technology?  ATCA Connect 2026 is in a new location, with a new format this year. Learn more about the goals for the event and what you will gain by joining in March. Think about connecting all of the players in aviation. Let's listen to the new entrants to our industry more, we could learn something that benefits all of us by considering their 'fresh look'.

    47 Min.
  6. Season 6 - 02 - Gabriele Enea Ph.D. - MIT Lincoln Laboratory - Managing disruptive weather

    27. JAN.

    Season 6 - 02 - Gabriele Enea Ph.D. - MIT Lincoln Laboratory - Managing disruptive weather

    In this episode, Katarzyna Zmudzinska meets Dr Gabriele Enea, Assistant Group Leader of Air Traffic Control and Weather Systems at MIT (The Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Lincoln Laboratory, for a discussion about disruptive weather and air traffic. We get to know Gabriele’s story and hear about the most common types of disruptive weather events and how they impact operations. Gabriele explains what we can expect from the weather in the coming years and the ways in which its impacts can be mitigated. From the episode, we learn about the different approaches taken in Europe and the USA to handling weather impacts, as well as some of the most exciting research projects currently underway at MIT. Gabriele answers the standard questions and asks a surprise question of the host.

    32 Min.
  7. Season 6 - 01 - Simon Hocquard - Airspace World expansion, looking back at 2025 achievements and the 2026 focus

    13. JAN.

    Season 6 - 01 - Simon Hocquard - Airspace World expansion, looking back at 2025 achievements and the 2026 focus

    Simon Hocquard, President & CEO, CANSO shared his insights with Claudia Bacco, Editor-in-Chief, Global Airspace Radar. 2025 was the first year to have two events under this umbrella, the marquee Airspace World in Lisbon and the inaugural Asia Pacific event. What did CANSO learn and how will it impact the 2026 events? The main show in Lisbon and another new event focussing on the Middle East and Africa coming this fall with the opportunity for new themes, technology discussions and networking. And don't miss the Seamless Skies Awards. All of this and more in this episode.

    29 Min.
  8. Season 5 - 032 - Debriefing Airspace Asia Pacific

    16.12.2025

    Season 5 - 032 - Debriefing Airspace Asia Pacific

    Marita Lintener and Vincent Lambercy debrief Airspace Asia Pacific, looking at the show under all angles: The venue in Hong Kong and the logisticsThe exhibitors, who was there and who was missingThe theaters, topics, and programmesThe attendanceThe feedback from exhibitorsListen to know how they perceived the three days of Airspace discussions and exhibitions in Hong Kong, learn more about the latest trends and the future of ATM and UTM in the region.

    12 Min.
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