EUROCONTROLiga

EUROCONTROLiga is the common way to refer to the European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation, often shortened to EUROCONTROL. It is an international organization dedicated to ensuring the safety, efficiency, and regularity of air traffic in Europe. Established in 1960, EUROCONTROL's primary mission is to develop and implement a unified, pan-European air traffic management (ATM) system.

The organization works by coordinating the activities of national air traffic control providers across its member states. This coordination is crucial for managing the complex and ever-increasing volume of air traffic across European airspace. EUROCONTROL provides a range of services, including air traffic flow management, network operations, and aviation security. It also plays a significant role in research and development for future ATM technologies and concepts.

EUROCONTROL's membership comprises over 40 European states, including European Union members and non-EU countries. Its headquarters are located in Brussels, Belgium. The organization's efforts contribute directly to smoother flight operations, reduced delays, and enhanced safety for millions of passengers and cargo movements annually. It is a key player in harmonizing European aviation policies and standards.