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ANNOUNCEMENT 04 Dec 2014
On 04 December 2014, the EIB provided financing worth EUR 250 million (USD 308 million).NUMBER OF INTERVENTIONS
1
SOURCE
EIB, Project financing summary, 'Enav 4-Flight & Air Traffic Management Projects', 04 December 2014.
https://www.eib.org/en/projects/loans/all/20140087
EIB, Project summary, 'Enav 4-Flight & Air Traffic Management Projects', 04 December 2014.
https://www.eib.org/en/projects/pipelines/all/20140087
EIB, Financed projects list
https://www.eib.org/en/projects/pipelines/index.htm?q=&sortColumn=projectStatusDate&sortDir=desc&pageNumber=0&itemPerPage=25&pageable=true&language=EN&defaultLanguage=EN&yearFrom=2014&yearTo=2014&orCountries.region=true&orCountries=true&orSectors=true&orStatus=true
According to the project description issued by the EIB, The Project comprises the development and implementation of a number of investments across the core range of Air Traffic Services provided by ENAV, the Italian Air Navigation Service Provider.It includes the components necessary for the transformation of the Air Traffic Management system to address existing inefficiencies and to replace the current system, which has reached the end of its economic life. The new ATM system, 4-Flight, will improve the reliability and interoperability of the Air Tr.
The objective of the project is defined as following: The project will modernise the ATC infrastructure in Italy in accordance with the Single European Sky (SES) regulations in terms of interoperability. The project will therefore make an exceptional contribution to the implementation of the SES, a central element of European air transport policy and part of the core network, and it will pave the way for further developments in interoperable ATC technology across Europe.SES infrastructure is included in the priority TEN-T network..
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