EUROCONTROL’s ‘Raising the Aviation Bar’ podcast series explores the stories of the people who are dealing with some of the key challenges aviation is currently facing: managing air traffic growth while fostering sustainability, digital transformation, innovation and more. Our interviews also look at how our interviewees came to work in aviation, and get their take on the very latest sector developments.
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EUROCONTROL’s ‘Raising the Aviation Bar’ podcast series explores the stories of the people who are dealing with some of the key challenges aviation is currently facing: managing air traffic growth while fostering sustainability, digital transformation, innovation and more. Our interviews also look at how our interviewees came to work in aviation, and get their take on the very latest sector developments.
Talking to Anastasiia Sobchenko
In this episode of “Raising the Aviation Bar”, EUROCONTROL expert Anastasiia Sobchenko explains a joint initiative between ICAO and EUROCONTROL: the Location of an Aircraft in Distress Repository (LADR). Developed by EUROCONTROL as part of ICAO’s Global Aeronautical Distress and Safety System (GADSS), LADR supports the aviation community by collecting and sharing the last known position of an aircraft with key operational actors such as airline operators, air navigation service providers, rescue coordination centres and others, so they can act quickly and effectively in an emergency situation. The need to have such a system is clear, with locating missing aircraft proving extremely challenging and costly in disasters like Air France Flight 447 (2009), or to this day unsolved tragedies like the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 (2014).
Raising the Aviation Bar
EUROCONTROL’s ‘Raising the Aviation Bar’ podcast series explores the stories of the people who are dealing with some of the key challenges aviation is currently facing: managing air traffic growth while fostering sustainability, digital transformation, innovation and more. Our interviews also look at how our interviewees came to work in aviation, and get their take on the very latest sector developments.
