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                    Open consultations

Your insights drive the future of aviation.

We believe that stakeholder feedback is crucial for successful innovation and the future direction of the ATM sector. This page is your dedicated hub for participating in our ongoing surveys and consultations.

By sharing your expertise, perspectives and critical insights, you directly contribute to shaping the project’s work, validating our research, and ensuring that our outcomes are relevant and impactful for the industry, academia, and the wider community.

Browse the currently open consultations below and make your voice heard!

ATM concepts roadmap

The Engage 2 team is developing an ATM concepts roadmap, capturing an innovative set of concepts beyond the SESAR 3 timeframe. This has been initially developed using an AI-based trend analysis, using over 500 ATM documents and conference papers. The results and plans are captured in a deliverable and a SIDs 2025 paper GenAI and knowledge generation in ATM – current research and anticipated prospects [Authors: Gurtner G, Cook A, Tanner G]

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Consultation on Open Data and Science for ATM

Adopting an open science approach is crucial for reducing innovation cycles in ATM by ensuring independent verification and validation of results (reproducibility). This survey explores requirements for open data, reproducibility, and the concept of an ‘open science alliance’ for ATM.

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Survey for Industry | Future trends and developments in aviation

The goal of this questionnaire is to collect the aviation industry stakeholders’ views on future trends and developments impacting the sector. Your feedback will help us align ENGAGE 2 research with industry needs. Results are collected in deliverable 4.2

Survey for Academia | The impact of ATM innovation on academic programmes

This questionnaire aims to collect insights from universities/colleges to identify how adaptations in academic curricula are reflecting expected trends and innovations within the ATM sector. Results are collected in deliverable 4.2