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|2011-12-13|
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!

ACR donates five start-up packages to Hand in Hand. We at ACR supports pleased Hand in Hand unique projects in India.

ACR donates a start-up package for each ATS unit plus the Stockholm office.

hih_xmas2011.pdf

|2011-12-07|
ACR takes its Single European Sky Certificate extended to six years

Swedish Transport Agency to renew the certificate previously issued for the ACR. The certificate was issued under Article 7.3 of Regulation (EC) No 550/2004 * for ACR as a provider of air navigation services in the attached certificate specified conditions.

* European Parliament and Council Regulation 550/2004 of 10 March 2004 on the provision of air navigation services in the Single European Sky.

As CEO, I am very impressed by all the colleagues' work and commitment since its inception March 1, 2011 when the ACR took the ATS units in Västerås, Växjö and Örebro airports. Six year extension of our Single European Sky (SES) Certification is truly a sign of strength and a mark of quality for the company, says CEO Wilhelm Wohlfahrt

ACR Certifikat.pdf

|2011-05-10|
ACR and Skyguide initiate cooperation

Skyguide Swiss Air Navigation Services Ltd and ACR Aviation Capacity Resources AB have agreed to form a partnership.

The partnership will strengthen the corporate position to embark on the European Air Traffic Services market. Sweden, like several other countries in Europe, has deregulated and will deregulate ATS markets.

See below press release.

Press release 10.05.2011.pdf

|2010-04-21|
Why aircraft are unable to fly in ash clouds

Air traffic in Sweden and Europe is currently paralyzed due to a volcanic eruption in Iceland. How could a local event in the furthest reaches of Northern Europe paralyze an entire continent?

See below link to Volvo Areo.

|2009-01-21|
Lappland Aviation Academy, certified as a training academy for Air Navigation Services

We are proud to announce that Lappland Aviaiton Academy has recieved its Certification concerning training for Air Navigation Services. From 14th of January 2009 Lappland Aviation Academy is a certified training academy. The first private ATS Academy in Scandinavia. See encl copy.

The fully integrated standalone simulator providing Apron, Tower, PAR, Approach, and En Route capabilities including: See encl pictures.

- 220 degree Tower Simulator
- TWR with 2 operational positions
- 4 radar/non radar positions
- Communications facilities


First course of training AFIS students will begin week 5.

For enquires please contact Mr. Lars Rörick, +46 768 51 92 27 or lr@acr-sweden.se.

Certificate LAA.pdf
Simulator1.jpg
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|2008-12-16|
Every day 93'000 flights are starting from approx. 9'000 airports

Enclosed animation shows all scheduled flights over a 24h period. Every day 93'000 flights are starting from approx. 9'000 airports. At all time there are between 8'000 and 13'000 airplanes in the air.

This animation was produced by Thomas Hofer to be shown on the high definition 3D-Globe "Orbitarium" in Technorama.

See more by below link.

|2008-12-09|
LENGTHY RECESSION IS NOW MAIN CHALLENGE, by IATA

The outlook for the airline industry has changed dramatically since the last forecast was put together three months ago. Spot oil prices have more than halved to around $50 a barrel but, following the near collapse of the banking system, the deepest recession since the early-1980s is now expected in 2009.

Please see below link to IATA Econmics.

|2008-11-18|
Lappland Aviation Academy selects UFA’s ATTower® ATC Simulator

Arvidsjaur Municipality in Sweden has selected UFA’s Air Traffic Tower and Radar training simulator for the Lappland Aviation Academy (LAA).

The installation of the simulator is planned till week 4 2009.

See more on below link to UFA Inc.

|2008-04-08|
Lapland Aviation Academy

Latest layout for the new ATC training center. At this stage we added three class rooms for 32 students totally. The tower simulator room will be 80 m2, radar room 35 m2 and psuedo pilots room 55 m2. Total area for the training of ATC will be approx 650 m2. Please see enclosed drawing (pdf.).

PLAN 3 SIMULATOR 2008 04 07.pdf

|2008-03-19|
Lapland Aviation Academy

Development of the new ATC training academy in Arvidsjaur continues and enclosed pdf.docs are the latest drawings. Meetings between architects, Arvidsjaur Airport Management, CAA and ACR International will take place next week to finalise both sqms for the training facilities and other needs.

More information will come soon.

PA1- A01 (1).pdf
PA1-A02 (1).pdf
PA1-A03 (1).pdf