(Posted 09th September 2026)
Last chance to register for ANW – ATFM
The countdown is on!
There’s still time to be part of an important conversation on the next generation of Air Traffic Flow Management — but this is your last chance to register. Join aviation experts, States, air navigation service providers (ANSPs) and industry stakeholders at ICAO Air Navigation World (ANW) 2026 – Air Traffic Flow Management (ATFM), taking place 5–9 October 2026 at ICAO Headquarters in Montréal, Canada.
With new ICAO provisions on ATFM set to take effect in November 2030, now is the time to understand what is changing and prepare for what comes next. Over five days, participants will gain practical insights, hear from international experts and peers, and explore the technologies, processes and collaborative approaches that will support more efficient, predictable and resilient air traffic management. If ATFM is part of your organization’s priorities, don’t miss this opportunity to join the discussion.
Event Highlights
? Hear from leading experts
Gain insights from international aviation experts on the evolving ATFM landscape, emerging challenges and the opportunities ahead for more efficient and resilient air traffic management.
? Understand the new ICAO ATFM provisions
Explore the forthcoming ICAO provisions and discuss how States, ANSPs and other stakeholders can prepare for their implementation and future application.
? Strengthen capacity and demand management
Discover practical approaches to balancing air traffic demand with available capacity, improving predictability and supporting more efficient network operations.
? Explore ATFM interaction with ATM modernization enablers
Learn how FF-ICE, SWIM, aeronautical information, A-CDM, enhanced airspace structure and separation minima, can support ATM modernization and greater information sharing, collaboration and more connected decision-making across the aviation system.
? Look ahead to the future of ATM
Explore how HAO, UAS, AAM and other emerging developments are expected to influence the future of air traffic management.
? Connect with the aviation community
Exchange ideas and experiences with aviation professionals from States, ANSPs, industry and other organizations, and build connections with those working to advance ATFM worldwide.
