Event
World’s largest ATM exhibition returns
Name: World ATM Congress 2022 Location: Recinto Ferial IFEMA, Madrid, Spain Date: 21–23 June Web:
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he world’s largest air traffic management (ATM) exhibition is returning to Madrid, Spain. ATM, UTM and aviation professionals from around the globe will gather for World ATM Congress on 21–23 June 2022. World ATM Congress combines a large-scale exhibition hall, educational presentations and exclusive networking opportunities, plus the chance to learn the latest trends and developments in the ATM/UTM industry. A partnership between the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation (CANSO) and the Air Traffic Control Association (ATCA), World ATM Congress further cements its status as the industry’s premier, award-winning event – delivering industry content, contacts and context.
The content you want World ATM Congress has a reputation for excellence, becoming a benchmark event in the industry. Along with being the world’s largest ATM exhibition, the congress will have more than 200 hours of educational and networking opportunities that delivers the content, contacts and context that buyers and providers need to continue modernising the global airspace. All in three days and all under one roof. Again in 2022, Expodrónica – Spain’s premier drone event – will co-locate at World ATM Congress. With support from our joint partner UMILES, Spain’s largest consortium of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) companies, World ATM Congress and Expodrónica will offer focused programming and exhibitions on the future of flight and the integration of advanced air mobility (AAM), UTM, autonomous and remotely piloted aerial vehicles (AAV/RPAS), novel ATM systems and other drone or AAM-related services. The exhibition hall features over 180 of the world’s most respected organisations. The event is once again offering complimentary educational programming all day, every day. The congress leverages its network to develop thought-provoking agendas with dozens of presentations by the world’s foremost aviation leaders. The number of education theatres has grown from five to seven with the addition of the Expodrónica Pavilion. The seven theatres will showcase research findings, new product launches and demonstrations,
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new air traffic control (ATC) technology and perspectives on ATM policy presented by EUROCONTROL, SESAR Joint Undertaking, ENAIRE, FABEC, Frequentis, Wing and many more.
The contacts you need World ATM Congress is one of the few large-scale exhibitions where attendance numbers are growing. Are you tired of navigating executive calendars to finally schedule that big meeting? Then let the congress bring your colleagues and potential clients to you. Connect with thousands of industry professionals, including more than 100 air navigation service providers (ANSPs), air traffic controllers, aviation manufacturers, consultants and representatives from government, military and academia from more than 117 countries and territories worldwide. Your customer will be at the World ATM Congress. The question is: where will you be?
All in the perfect context Madrid – Spain’s capital and the European Union’s third-largest city – provides the perfect backdrop for the only show of its kind. The World ATM Congress Exhibition Hall has become a city in itself, featuring organisations from across the globe. After the show each day, take in Madrid’s iconic culture, historical monuments, neighbourhoods and buildings that help mould the city. Closing out this year, Expodrónica will host airborne demonstrations at Cuatro Vientos Airport in Madrid on 23 June. We hope to see you there. ●
As the industry’s premier event, World ATM Congress provides ample opportunities for networking.
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