US EditionWhat likelihood of Air Traffic Control privatisation globally? Not much, but with caveats
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What likelihood of Air Traffic Control privatisation globally? Not much, but with caveats
Although the privatisation of airports (even in the US) has continued since the 1960s, so that now 15% or more of airports are privatised to some degree, the same is not true of air traffic control organisations (ANSPs) where it is less than 1% globally with only three organisations, two in Europe and one in North America, having any level of non-state participation. There are many reasons for this, but ultimately it boils down to government dis…
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