UK regulator opens consultation on new aviation information management system

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has begun a public consultation on a new information management system intended to support the shift to data-driven air traffic management.

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has opened a public consultation on a new information management system, which it describes as central to the country's move toward data-driven, interoperable air traffic management operations.

According to the regulator, the system sets out the standards, infrastructure and governance needed for aviation information to be exchanged securely and between different systems. The consultation is public, and the CAA has framed the proposal as fundamental to that transition.

The notice gives no further detail on the system's scope, timetable or how responses will be used.

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