Air traffic professionals are demanding urgent modernization of communication, navigation, and surveillance systems at major Indian airports, citing a recent Delhi ATC shutdown due to outdated technology. The Air Traffic Safety Electronic Personnel Association (ATSEPA) and the Air Traffic Controllers’ Guild have repeatedly warned aviation authorities about systemic imbalances and the neglect of technical advice, impacting operational efficiency and safety margins amidst rapid air traffic growth.
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