Thales boosts Air Traffic Management System for Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services SMATSA

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Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services SMATSA will use Thales's modular Air Traffic Management (ATM) solution, TopSky - ATC One complemented by TopSky - Sequencer powered by AI, to enhance its operational capabilities, optimize air traffic flow management, increase runway capacities, and reduce delays.

This future-proof, scalable solution positions SMATSA at the forefront of air traffic management, ensuring safety, efficiency, and sustainability.

SMATSA also joins the upgraded TopSky - ATC user group, to help shape the future of ATM systems.

SMATSA and Thales representatives at Airspace World, Lisbon, Marker Production Thales's TopSky - ATC One offering, complemented by TopSky - Sequencer, will modernize SMATSA's air navigation infrastructure. It introduces advanced software and features designed to optimize air traffic flow management, maximize runway capacities, and minimize delays. These improvements will not only support SMATSAs operational goals, but will also enhance safety, productivity, and decision-making capabilities across the air traffic network.

One of the main reasons that SMATSA selected the TopSky - ATC One offering is its modular, open-architecture design, which ensures that the platform will remain adaptable, scalable, and future-proof. This enables SMATSA to continuously evolve its ATM system, in line with emerging technologies, regulatory requirements, and the ever-growing demands of air traffic management.

SMATSA's move to the upgraded TopSky - ATC One offering also means joining the group of Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) using Thales's TopSky - ATC One. This structure fosters collaboration, shared decision-making and ownership. By adopting this collaborative and unified solution, SMATSA can leverage a single baseline product that evolves according to a shared roadmap of future upgrades. This ensures alignment with industry regulations and the collective needs of the air navigation community.

Alongside the technological upgrade, SMATSA is also committed to workforce development. The upgrade will provide extensive market-relevant training and strategic workforce management initiatives, focusing on attracting young talent and improving gender diversity in the aviation sector. As part of its broader inclusivity efforts, SMATSA aims to increase the representation of women in the aviation industry, positioning itself as an employer of choice.

We are proud to partner with Thales for this significant upgrade of our air traffic management system, said Ra a Ristivojevi , SMATSA CEO. The TopSky - ATC One system will modernize our operations, allowing us to better manage air traffic and enhance our service quality. This is an important step forward in ensuring SMATSA continues to meet the growing demands of regional traffic, while also investing in our workforce and promoting inclusivity in the sector.

We are excited to see SMATSA adopt our TopSky - ATC One offering, a solution that will keep them at the forefront of air navigation services, said Youzec Kurp, Vice President of Airspace Mobility Solutions at Thales. This upgrade demonstrates SMATSA's commitment to technological innovation, operational excellence, and its vision for a sustainable, future-ready air traffic management system.

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