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Meet the "openAir multitrack All-in-one" Receiver! Why improve air safety? LFNA (Gap Tallard): a perfect example. Nestled in the splendid French Alps, LFNA is a must-visit for aviation enthusiasts. It offers a variety of activities, from gliders to ultralights, motor planes, and parachute jumps. LFNA is a bustling hub of aerial activities. However, these diverse aerial activities come with inherent risks, and pilots flying to or from LFNA must navigate a complex airspace, requiring extra vigilance and attention to safety. Adding to this complexity are the limitations of "See and Avoid" rules  and the limited electronic traffic visibility and availability. To address these safety concerns, our SafeSky team is working hard. We recently achieved a significant milestone with over 60,000 registered pilots. Today, we are focusing on an additional level of safety for all pilot categories at the entry points of airfields and in the approaches to aerodrome circuits. How to achieve this additional level of safety? Our partnership with AVIONIX and Open Glider Network. In collaboration with SafeSky and OGN, AVIONIX is introducing the most advanced ground station to extend traffic reception at low altitude. This "plug-and-play" solution is both comprehensive and professional, collecting traffic data from various "eConspicuous" radio systems, including ADS-B, FLARM, OGN-Tracker, PilotAware, FANET, ADS-L, and recreational drones using Remote ID. The ground station data is directly transmitted to the OGN and SafeSky network, providing traffic information to pilots through the SafeSky app and other compatible navigation software. The installation and configuration. The installation of the ground station at LFNA was swift. In collaboration with "Alpes en Ciel," SafeSky obtained permission to install an antenna on the roof of the hangar. Placed at an elevated position for maximum coverage, the antenna was discreetly connected to the ground station inside. The setup was straightforward, involving the creation of a Wi-Fi access point and connection to the station's web interface. Within an hour, the installation was operational, providing visibility of air traffic within a radius of 50 to 200 kilometers. The result: an additional layer of safety. Thanks to the ground station's traffic data integrated into the SafeSky network, pilots benefit from an extra layer of safety with complete visibility of nearby aircraft, even at low altitudes. Conclusion. The installation of the ground station at LFNA, coupled with the use of the free SafeSky app and other compatible systems, is a significant step forward in enhancing aviation safety. Pilots now have the necessary tools to make informed decisions and adopt preventive behaviors to avoid conflicts. This contributes to a safer and more efficient airspace, even in the absence of the AFIS operator. By providing pilots with a constant awareness of air traffic, SafeSky reaffirms itself as a complementary safety solution, in all operational circumstances. This is just the beginning... The installation at LFNA is only the first illustration of the shared ambition between SafeSky, Avionix, and OGN, in collaboration with federations, national institutions, and clubs. A large-scale European project is emerging on the horizon, and you'll have the privilege of being the first spectators of this safer sky. Stay tuned for details in the coming weeks on how we are collectively creating a safer sky. For more information : SafeSky Avionix

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Avia Maps , a trusted name in aviation navigation. As part of this collaboration, Avia Maps will join SafeSky's growing list of compatible navigation software partners. Through this integration, Avia Maps pilots will have the ability to seamlessly display the complete SafeSky traffic on their navigation maps using just an internet connection (via the so-called GDL 90 protocol). Tristan FILY , CEO of SafeSky, expressed excitement about the partnership, stating, " We are thrilled to welcome Avia Maps to our expanding community of approved navigation partners. This collaboration exemplifies our ongoing commitment to interoperability to offer the greater traffic awareness for pilots . " Andreas DEKIERT , CEO of Remy Webservices, emphasised the significance of this partnership: “ The integration of SafeSky's real-time traffic information is a highly requested feature by Avia Maps pilots and has been prioritised on our development roadmap. It greatly complements our ICAO styled aviation maps with existing weather and terrain overlays, providing pilots with enhanced situational awareness. To ensure a visually cohesive experience, Avia Maps has adopted SafeSky's aircraft iconography, making the integration even more seamless and intuitive for pilots . ” For more information: · SafeSky: please visit our website · Avia Maps: please visit Avia Maps ’ website or Google Play (Avia Maps is currently only available for Android)

We are excited to announce a bilateral air traffic exchange agreement with  CloudDash , an advanced app designed for paragliding, paramotoring, and ultralight aviation. This partnership enhances traffic awareness and data insights for pilots from both platforms, aiming for a safer flying experience. What you need to know: SafeSky has long made paramotor and paraglider traffic more visible to other sky users. CloudDash was one of the last major free-flight apps missing from our integration list. CloudDash is a popular app providing real-time in-flight data such as ground speed, altitude, wind speed, and direction. This integration offers even more precise tracking and complete safety for both SafeSky and CloudDash pilots. Thomas GRØNNELØV  from CloudDash says, " I'm happy that SafeSky led the way and made this unified, multi-source data publicly available—benefitting both SafeSky, CloudDash, and the flying community. I had explored other sources before, and nothing compares to what SafeSky offers freely for the good of us all. That is greatly appreciated !"   SafeSky CEO Tristan FILY  adds, " Making invisible traffic more visible is at the heart of what we do at SafeSky. Our partnership with CloudDash reflects that together, we're not just enhancing technology; we're living our motto: 'Only together we create a safer sky .'" Traffic awareness in CloudDash thanks to SafeSky integration.

OPERATE A GROUND STATION. Why should you? A major contributor to our most comprehensive air traffic is the integration of multiple ground station networks. Think ADS-B, FLARM, OGN, PilotAware, FANET, ADS-L, and even drone remote IDs. You can contribute as well. By operating a ground station, you also improve traffic visibility for lower airspace and: Enhance safety below 5,000 feet AGL Secure approaches to aerodromes Monitor tourist and coastal areas Oversee high-density airspace Integrate drones Provide traffic awareness whether an AFIS operator is available or not, throughout all operational hours DO IT NOW. openAir multitrack Meet today's most advanced ground station. Powered by SafeSky, the AVIONIX openAir multitrack collects real-time traffic data from various radio systems, including ADS-B, FLARM, OGN, PilotAware, FANET, ADS-L, and even remote IDs for drones. DISCOVER Open Glider Network Join the most dynamic community of feeders with this unified tracking platform for gliders, drones, and other aircraft. It seamlessly collects traffic data from FLARM, OGN, FANET, PilotAware and ADS-L. DISCOVER adsb.fi Contribute to today's popular 1090MHz network. adsb.fi is a community-driven platform with over 2000 feeders worldwide, offering open and unfiltered access to global air traffic data, including ADS-B and Mode-S multilateration. DISCOVER HOW CAN YOU? Choose your option. By investing in a new, creating your own, or reusing an existing ground station network, you can boost traffic visibility for lower airspace. PLUG & PLAY. SafeSky and AVIONIX Engineering teamed up to create the Aero Network, featuring the openAir multitrack ground station. This solution is "Plug and Play," receiving various aircraft signals across Europe, including Mode-S. It easily covers entire countries at an affordable price by installing on aerodromes or ultra-light bases. DO IT YOURSELF (DIY). SafeSky integrates with popular ground station networks, including the Open Glider Network and adsb.fi, sharing traffic information freely with its community. Utilise a simple Raspberry Pi board, dongle, and antenna to create your station, fostering safety enhancement projects for pilots. REUSE A STATION. Already have a ground station feeding a different network? Effortlessly integrate a script to enable parallel data feeding to SafeSky, enhancing safety for pilots with minimal effort. MORE SOLUTIONS. Electronic device. Plug. Play. Fly. The best of 2 worlds: SafeSky traffic by mobile internet AND radio transmission. DISCOVER SafeSky App. Be safe in one click. Share your position and receive traffic and alerts from fellow pilots. DISCOVER Third-party integrations. Making the invisible visible. Through native integration, SafeSky welcomes traffic from 15+ sources. DISCOVER PARTNER TESTIMONIALS. “ Over 15 ground stations are currently being installed at airfields in Belgium. Thanks to the commitment of federations, this project is gradually becoming a reality, steadily improving security for all pilots flying in Belgium! Guy WAUTERS President BULMF, Belgium “ The ground station partnership signed by OGN, SafeSky and Avionix is deemed as quite positive, for establishing an efficient interoperability solution. Andrea ANESINI Europe Air Sports President “ The result is excellent: the antenna successfully captures the majority of air traffic, also aided by the region's flat topography. This traffic data is then routed to SafeSky, who makes it available to all pilots at no cost. Benoit MATHIEU Co-owner Atlantic Air Park, France AIR SAFETY STARTS ON THE GROUND. And it starts with you. Back to top

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