The programme explored key topics shaping the coming years. Magnus Molbaek from SESAR shared insights on SWIM and initial trajectory information. Callum Winship from AirNav Ireland presented lessons on AI and anomaly detection in ATM systems. Sebastian Wagner and Ulf Herbig discussed how to modernise ATSEP continuation training with trust, relevance and realism. We ended day one with a panel on how AI can support the training chain, from design to assessment.

On day two, Lea Sophie Trampitsch Vink highlighted the importance of human performance in an AI driven environment, and Frank Apeagye addressed the value of standardising ATSEP competencies worldwide.

Events like this matter because they help us exchange ideas, learn from one another and build stronger links across the community. We host and take part in seminars like this to contribute, to listen and to move our industry forward together.

What comes next

Over the coming weeks we will publish a series of short articles that share key insights from each session, with practical takeaways for ATSEPs, ANSP decision makers and training leaders. Watch highlights and interviews from our ATSEP seminar from previous years here!. If you would like the series in your inbox, subscribe to our newsletter or contact us to discuss what these insights mean for your organisation.