Led by TWI Hellas, the project aims to establish an AI-powered, community-based ecosystem to improve disaster risk management and situational awareness. PANTHEON leverages advanced digital twin technology to support policymakers and stakeholders in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from natural disasters.

ENAC's contributions are focused on:

From November 12–15, ENAC Lab proudly showcased its cutting-edge research and contributions across several key projects at SESAR Innovation Days 2024:

Masters

Masters degrees at ENAC are full-time, two-year programs designed for students with a bachelor's degree (bac+3) and offer 60 ECTS credits per year. These programs focus on scientific and technical studies, leveraging ENAC's cutting-edge research and expertise to meet the evolving needs of the global air transport industry.

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Having earned his PhD in December 2023 titled “Development of Trajectory Generation Algorithms to Improve Air Transport Safety,” Andreas has already contributed to over 20 studies focused on aircraft emergency trajectory generation, trajectory optimization, tackling issues like rapid response, contrail reduction, and increased safety in air traffic management.

The European Air Transport University – UTA - is a shared long-term objective in which the firm determination of the various partners is to develop a truly European high-level vocational training programme.

Because UTA's ambition is to bring together the various European aviation players through the listeners and speakers, to promote mutual understanding and create greater synergy within the European air transport and aircraft manufacturing ecosystem. This is why we are delighted and honoured that the European Commission is supporting this course.

As part of the SIGN-AIR project, work on air/rail connectivity at airports—focused on improving airport accessibility through high-speed rail integration—was conducted and presented at the conference. This connectivity metric assesses the coordination of schedules between air and rail services at major airports. The project is led by the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, with ENAC as a key partner.

Il a présenté ses avancées en matière d'automatisation des opérations au sol des aéroports. Le projet étudie l’intégration dans les méthodes de travail des opérateurs d’aéroport d’une intelligence artificielle capable de planifier des trajectoires sans conflit et de gérer les mouvements de routine de manière autonome. Son objectif est de contribuer à accroître la prédictibilité des mouvements dans les aéroports pour respecter au mieux les plans de vol.

The SESIOP project (Single European Sky and Interoperability), with ENAC as a key partner, focuses on integrating military and civilian air traffic for enhanced efficiency, security, and safety. Its goal is to develop an architectural solution to ensure seamless data exchange between civil-military and military-military control centres, improving interactions across both civilian and defence airspace.

Led by Eskişehir Technical University, ATMACA aims to improve air-ground communication, which is crucial for the end-to-end air traffic management concept. It requires seamless integration of current, future, and emerging communication networks. The kick-off was a successful blend of technical and managerial discussions, accompanied by social activities that fostered team spirit.