NAVBLUE and ENAC (French Civil Aviation University) sign partnership to develop new solutions for the aviation of tomorrow
New partnership to develop solutions for tomorrow’s aircraft ⎯ Bringing together university research and the aeronautical industry
NAVBLUE, the Airbus subsidiary dedicated to Flight Operations and Air Traffic Management Solutions, has just consolidated its cooperation with the French Civil Aviation University (ENAC), acknowledged as one of the major training organisations in the aeronautics and air transport field in Europe, by signing a partnership agreement in view of developing innovative solutions for air transport operations and services.
NAVBLUE will propose operational deployment and solutions in order to improve the performance and particularly the safety and environmental impact of air transport.
ENAC research labs are thinking about the next-generation air transport systems with the emergence of technological breakthroughs. Furthermore, ENAC students will also benefit from these cutting-edge innovations and will contribute to invent the sky of tomorrow.
"It is with enthusiasm that ENAC celebrates the signature of an innovative and fruitful partnership with NAVBLUE, a state-of-the-art company in charge of providing flight ops and aviation solutions. We are gathering our strengths to propose full-fledged solutions, improving safety, sustainability and performance in the air transport field. Furthermore, ENAC will be very glad to assist NAVBLUE in research domains," said Nicolas CAZALIS, ENAC Vice-President.
"It is a pleasure for NAVBLUE to sign this partnership agreement with ENAC, recognized as the leading aeronautics and aviation university in Europe for providing a unique combination of academic, professional training and research activities," said Patrick HAGELAUER, Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer at NAVBLUE. "From student collaboration to long term innovation initiatives, this partnership will contribute to fill the gap between university research projects and the aviation industry in the field of Airline operations."
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