Collins Aerospace will contribute to the efforts to drive the modernization of Europe’s air traffic management (ATM) system with its selection by the EU’s Single European Sky ATM Research (Sesar) public-private partnership to participate in eight projects to accelerate the digital transformation of the continent’s ATM.
As part of the Digital European Sky initiative, Raytheon Technologies' Collins Aerospace unit will work with other stakeholders in the ATM ecosystem including air navigation service providers, airlines, aircraft OEMs, system providers, and academia to foster new technology innovations in connectivity, U-space, trajectory-based operations, airport solutions, autonomy, and data services. Collins will lead the Jarvis (just a rather very intelligent system) project that will leverage artificial intelligence-based technologies to increase automation in the flight deck and control tower operations as a way to reduce pilot and operator workload while enhancing safety and security.
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