PANSA (Polish Air Navigation Services Agency)

The Polish Air Navigation Services Agency, known as PANSA or PAZP, provides air navigation services in Poland. It is responsible for the safety of around 3,000 aircraft that fly over Poland each day. The airspace it controls covers more than 334,000 square kilometres and is one of the largest in Europe.

The agency says that about half a million passengers fly over Poland every day on board those aircraft. It is the only institution in Poland that trains and employs civil air traffic controllers.

PANSA offers a wide range of products and services. These include air traffic management solutions, U-Space and UTM development, aviation inspection, training and consulting.

The agency takes part in projects that are co-financed by EU funds. These projects build infrastructure and systems for CNS and ATM. The website says the agency is especially active in deployment projects coordinated by the SESAR Deployment Manager. These projects follow the ATM Master Plan.

The website lists several operational systems and services. These include Terminus, CAT, AUP and UUP, PANDORA, TRAFFIC, Pansa UTM, flight inspection, aeronautical information services and flight information services.

The agency publishes aeronautical information and runs international cooperation. It also publishes an annual report and a safety bulletin.

Services

• Air traffic management
• U-Space and UTM
• Flight inspection
• Air traffic controller training
• Aviation consulting
• Aeronautical information services
• Flight information services
• CNS and ATM infrastructure projects