Air traffic control simulation company wins top award
Micro Nav Limited, Europes leading provider of air traffic control and airport simulation systems, has won the Queens Award for Enterprise. The award is in recognition of the companys outstanding performance in exporting high technology air traffic control and airport training systems throughout the world.
The Queens Awards for Enterprise are the UK's most prestigious awards for business performance and are given in three categories. Micro Nav Limited has won the award for International Trade.
This is the first time that Micro Nav Limited has won the award and follows the trebling of the companys exports to 4.6M over three years. Its main export markets, accounting for some 85% of turnover in 2008, are in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
We are delighted to have won this prestigious and internationally recognised award, Mike Male, Chief Executive, Micro Nav Limited said. It is a huge honour for the companys achievements to be recognised, in particular having trebled our export turnover during the past three years We operate within a specialist niche market where the majority of our business is for overseas organisations. This will be a huge boost for the company and its staff.
Micro Nav Limited, based in Bournemouth employs 54 staff and has been in business for 22 years. The company was founded in 1988 by Mike Male and Fred Johnson, two air traffic controllers, and has since provided and supported ATC simulation systems to air traffic management organisations worldwide.
The company has become specialist in its field and has an established customer base throughout Western Europe and Asia with a growing customer base in the Gulf area and Eastern Europe.
Micro Nav Limited has created the BEST (Beginning to End for Simulation and Training) simulation software suite which covers:
- air traffic control (ATC) 3D tower and 2D tower simulators
- radar simulators
- voice recognition
- fighter controller simulators
- stimulation and emulation of real air traffic management systems
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