This evolution will directly impact practical ATC training, notably through a strengthened CBTA (Competency Based Training and Assessment) approach and further harmonisation of training requirements across Europe.
To anticipate this milestone and turn this regulatory requirement into an opportunity for innovation, ENAC’s ATM (Air Traffic Management) department is launching an ambitious programme, CAP 2029,  aimed at:

Developed by the DSNA for ENAC and the French Area Control Centres (CRNA), ELECTRA was based on a strip-based environment.

ELECTRA system - the strip tray is still visible

Could you briefly introduce your background and your current role in your company?

I am a flight operations specialist with around 10 years aviation experience. I started as a pilot for the Indian Air Force and due to medical reasons, I had to leave and join the civil world. I have since worked in flight operations technical support and in my last role, I was the lead Flight Ops Engineer and A320 Performance instructor at Jazeera Airways, based in Kuwait.

Could you briefly introduce your background and your current role in your company?

I began my career in aviation in 2014, specifically in the air cargo industry, as a Sales and Reservations Agent for a Global Sales Agent representing multiple airlines. Although my academic background was initially in a different field, I’ve always been deeply passionate about aviation. Today, I serve as Manager of Route and Revenue Management at Cargolux Airlines International, where I’ve been working for the past 10 years.

As part of the launch of the Advanced Master in Sustainable Aviation, we invite you to hear from experts who will share how research, innovation and training have adapted to challenges of the environmental transition.

Webinar in English, registration required:

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⏰ Friday 20 February 2026, from 12:00 to 1:00 pm.

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This expert group ensures that the voices of human operators – air traffic controllers, pilots, ATSEP engineers – are considered in the development of European regulations for the Single European Sky (SES). Its work focuses on the impacts of automation and evolving competencies, as well as on performance and well-being issues for operational staff.

The CEGHD advises the European Commission, fosters cooperation between stakeholders, and promotes the exchange of expertise and best practices on the human dimension of the SES.

Organized every year, the Career Fair gives students the opportunity to meet companies from the aeronautics, space and air transport sectors, engage directly with professionals, discover the diversity of careers, and learn about internship and job opportunities.

Once again this year, more than fifty companies took part — including airlines, major industrial groups, start-ups and public organizations.