Institutional and economic consulting activities, airworthiness expertise and air operations including cooperation with GSAC,technological consulting studies, programmatic, active in the area of air traffic control.
Our mission :
To support and advise Egis avia’s clients in upstream assessment studies, especially on subjects combining technical, operational, economic and regulatory issues. Egis avia can assist you on issues related to the implementation of systems and infrastructure, or on the assessment and improvement of currently operated systems.
Our skills cover the following fields :
- Airspace, flows and movements optimisation
- Airspace design and route network optimisation
- Support to approach and landing procedures design
- Study of air traffic flow management concepts and flight planning issues
- Study of collaborative decision making process (e.g.: airport CDM)
- Assistance with airport CDM implementation
- Feasibility of advanced air traffic management concepts (e.g.: A-SMGCS, ASAS/AMAN/DMAN)
- Institutional and regulatory consulting & support
- Consulting in organisation for Civil Aviation Authorities
- Consulting in airworthiness and air operation
- Assistance to airworthiness and operation management
- Assistance and consulting on the implementation of quality and safety management system for air traffic services providers
- Economic consulting
- Business planning
- Traffic forecasts
- Benchmarking analysis
- Validation, assessment and modelling of performance
- Consulting in future ATM concepts validation
- Coordination, plans, conduct and reporting of ATM simulations and trials
- Human Factor support in validation
- Human Factor expertise to support conceptual and experimental development stages
- Human Factor consulting in risk management improvement from both organisational and individual perspectives (audit, training)
- Cost-benefit analysis of new services and concepts
- Deployment programme roadmaps
- Assessment of ATM suitability for new candidate CNS technologies (communications, navigation, surveillance) and satellite-based systems
