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The dangers of progressive ANSP management

Written by Aviation Advocacy on . Posted in Air traffic management

The recent announcement that Richard Deakin, the CEO of UK NATS for the past five years, has decided to move on is yet another timely reminder of the difficulty in attracting and retaining strong talent into the very senior ranks of the ANSP industry. Deakin is very well regarded for the job he has done to develop NATS. Through technical innovation and the development of its commercial activities he has driven NATS‘ operational and financial performance where today it has become arguably the best ANSP in the world. He is a loss to the industry and we wish him well. Like so many of his ANSP peers over the years however, Deakin too has suffered at the hands of politicians and the media.

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