The air navigation manager Enaire plans to present at Airspace World 2026, the largest international air traffic management fair to be held in Lisbon, the latest version of its SACTA iTEC 4.02 control system, a next-generation digital platform aligned with the new European Master Plan.
This system update introduces relevant advances in predictive trajectory management through the Tactical Trajectory Module (TTM) and in early conflict detection, thanks to the "What else" functionality, which assists controllers in assigning conflict-free levels, headings, and direct routes, both on panels and graphically on the screen.
According to Enaire, the technological solution is progressing towards a New Service-Oriented Model (NSDM), with developments in virtual centers, ATM data provision (ADSP), and a firm commitment to automation and digitalization.
The common system architecture for route, approach, and tower centers drives synergies and integrates new capabilities, including voice and data communications via satellite.
Enaire has also completed the deployment of the COMETA IP voice system, which increases operational resilience and enables the activation of contingency plans between centers in very short times.
The entity will also highlight its leadership in European projects related to drones (U-space), the digitalization of aeronautical information, and traffic prediction.
During the event, the Director General of Enaire, Enrique Maurer, will participate in the session "Strategic Vision & ATM European Transformation," where he will explain ENAIRE's strategic vision and its contribution to the transformation of the European air traffic management system, analyzing the main challenges and opportunities in an increasingly digital, automated, and interconnected environment.
The company will also unveil initiatives such as UELCOME, aimed at drone integration; KAIROS, based on artificial intelligence for weather forecasting; HARMONIC, focused on airspace operational flexibility; DEVICE, on delegation between virtual centers; and SWIM, focused on network information management.
Likewise, it will exhibit tools such as RECNET, a monitoring system for interference in satellite navigation; the iFOCUS next-generation control position; and the EYWA operational supervision platform.