ATC
Iceland ATC Provider, Aireon Sign Data Services Agreement
Aireon will provide Isavia with tracking data throughout the Reykjavik Oceanic Control Area extending to the North Pole.
More than a dozen business and general aviation associations wrote U.S. House and Senate leaders on March 21 to reiterate their concerns about the push to create a user-funded, independent air traffic control organization.
More than a dozen business and general aviation associations wrote U.S. House and Senate leaders on March 21 to reiterate their concerns about the push to create a user-funded, independent air traffic control organization.

Isavia, the air navigation service provider (Ansp) and airport manager of Iceland, has signed a data services agreement to receive tracking information from the Aireon satellite-based automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) system. Once in operation, the system will for the first time provide real-time surveillance and tracking of aircraft in the region from 70 degrees north latitude to the North Pole, Isavia said.