Latest NATS News
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NATS Reports High Punctuality in April
NATS, the UK’s major provider of air traffic services, has announced the safe handling of 236,539 flights in May 2026.
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UK: Consortium-Led Trial Evaluates Drone Use Around Key Rail Infrastructure
NATS, DroneCloud and Network Rail have completed a project that explores how drones could be used at scale around national infrastructure.
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UK Air Traffic Punctuality Remains High as Flight Volumes Increase
NATS reported that UK flight punctuality remained high in April 2026, despite continued growth in air traffic.
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NATS Licence Change Brings New Role in UK Airspace Modernisation
Changes to NATS' air traffic services licence will enable the organisation to begin delivering the new UK Airspace Design Service.
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NATS Assumes ATC & Engineering Services at Birmingham Airport
NATS has officially assumed responsibility for all air traffic control (ATC) and engineering services at Birmingham Airport.
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NATS Reports 3.4% Increase in Pre-Christmas Air Traffic
New data published by NATS has shown that November 2025 saw a 3.4% increase in air traffic when compared to numbers from November 2024.
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NATS Opens Applications for Trainee Air Traffic Controller Apprenticeships
NATS has begun accepting applications for its Trainee Air Traffic Controller Apprenticeship programme.
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Scottish Airspace Modernisation Consultation Reaches Midpoint
The midpoint has officially been reached on the Scottish Airspace Modernisation consultation following 17 public sessions.
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Consultation Launched to Modernise Scottish Airspace
A new consultation launched by Edinburgh Airport, Glasgow Airport & NATS aims to transform Scottish skies via the modernisation of airspace.
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NATS Improves Punctuality and Cuts Emissions with New Heathrow Separation Standard
NATS has seen improvements in carbon emissions, punctuality, and operational resilience at Heathrow with a new aircraft separation standard.
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NATS Aviation Index 2025: Punctuality Emerges as Key Public Priority
NATS has released the findings of its eighth annual Aviation Index, providing a snapshot of current UK public opinion on air travel.