Mr. Vladimir Risteski, the President of M-NAV Management Board and Executive Director of ANS and Mr. Buran Aliti, member of the Management Board and Executive Director of Financial, Legal issues, Development and Investments are attending the Airspace World 2025 Exhibition, held in Lisbon from 13 to 15 May 2025.

This prestigious international event brought together leading stakeholders in Air Traffic Management, Aviation Technology, and Aerospace Innovation.With participants from over 145 countries, Airspace World serves as a dynamic platform for decision-makers, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore the latest innovations, share expertise, and foster strategic collaborations across the aviation ecosystem.

The exhibition featured prominent sponsors and exhibitors from the global aerospace and defense sectors, showcasing advanced technologies and forward-thinking solutions.Our Management Board members engaged in high-level discussions, explored breakthrough innovations, and strengthened partnerships with global industry leaders. Their presence at the exhibition reflects our ongoing commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancement and contributing to the development of a safer, smarter, and more efficient airspace system.

The air traffic controllers of Macedonia and Albania are working to strengthen cooperation in order to increase air traffic safety. A special focus is placed on elevating the exchange of radar data to a higher level, as part of regional efforts to optimize the operational functionality of the data. At the meeting between the CNS Executives of M-NAV and Albcontrol, Kliment Chepunjoski and Sokol Mukaj, it was agreed to extend the agreement for the exchange of services between the two countries.

“It is in the interest of both air navigation service providers to overcome the challenges in the exchange of radar data, by upgrading to new technologies. This will increase the speed and security of bilateral data exchange, and thus the quality of our services,” said Chepunjoski.

Cooperation between M-NAV, the Ministry of Defense and EVN to maintain stable operation of aircraft precision guidance devices

On 06.03.2025, M-NAV, the Ministry of Defense, and EVN have agreed on a collaboration to improve the electricity supply of equipment on the Solunska Glava mountain peak. At an altitude of over 2,500 meters above sea level, due to the changing weather conditions, power supply interruptions may occur. To avoid challenges related to flight control, the three institutions held a coordination meeting.

“The stability of operation of aircraft precision guidance devices is extremely important air traffic safety.” Until now, this segment has been neglected and ignored. The new management of M-NAV is committed to ensure that this segment of the Company’s operations is not marginalized. In accordance with the recommendations of international and domestic aviation authorities, we are working to elevate air traffic safety to a higher level in collaboration with other interested parties, especially the Army of the Republic of North Macedonia and the Ministry of Internal Affairs “, said Mr. Kliment Chepunjoski, Member of the Management Board and CNS Executive Director.

М-NAV, The Ministry of Defense and EVN have agreed to hold regular coordination meetings.

SMATSA LLC, represented by Mr. Predrag Jovanović, CEO, and M-NAV, represented by Mr. Milan Korakj, President of the Management Board, Mr. Hekuran Asani, Member of the Management Board, and Mr. Hasim Deari, PhD, Member of the Management Board, on 17.09.2024 have signed a new Service Level Agreement (SLA) following Eurocontrol guidelines for SLA. The primary objective of this new SLA is to enhance mutual cooperation through bilateral data sharing. By improving radar coverage and the availability of radar data in the Flight Information Regions (FIRs) under the responsibility of both ANSPs, this new agreement elevates the quality and accessibility of surveillance data provided by both organizations. The new SLA agreement introduces functional enhancements that will expand surveillance coverage and provide additional sensor data, thereby improving situational awareness as a support tool for air traffic controllers.

In the recently concluded summer season, we would like to highlight excellent results in air traffic!During the summer months of June, July, and August, we handled a total of 101,621 operations. In August alone, there were 33,485 overflights, an increase of 10.1% compared to the same month last year and an increase of 22% compared to the same month in 2019.

A big thank you to our colleagues for their hard work and dedication. We are proud and committed to provide safe and efficient air traffic services and maintaining a safe sky over our country.