Air traffic management (ATM) encompasses the people and systems
that help aircraft, drones and space-bound vehicles
travel safely and efficiently through our skies.

Air traffic controllers help to manage aircraft arrivals and departures at airports,
while a network of radar, satellites and technologies track flights and safely separate flight paths,
and ensure the most efficient trajectories and routes are used.

There are also engineers and support teams that maintain smooth operations,
safety experts that ensure the skies are secure, and analysts that continually assess capacity,
environmental performance and routes.

The air traffic management industry, therefore, provides vital infrastructure and services for the aviation industry,
the traveling public and supply chains, and new and emerging forms of airborne mobility.