Its size is about $200 billion.. The war on Iran threatens precious metal trade in the Gulf
The ongoing conflict surrounding Iran is disrupting air and maritime navigation, impacting not just oil and gas but also the vital trade of precious metals in the Gulf region.
From Iran to Ukraine: wars force a redrawing of air and maritime routes
The ongoing wars in the Middle East and Ukraine are complicating international navigation and prompting new air and maritime routes to be established as global integration falters.
Civil Aviation Authority: Significant improvements in the reorganizing terminal area of Athens airport
The Greek Civil Aviation Authority and Germany's DFS conducted real-time simulations for the new terminal area at Athens International Airport to enhance air traffic management and performance-based navigation procedures.
4 Questions Reveal the Reason for Air and Maritime Traffic Disruption in the Wars of 2026?
The article discusses the disruption of air and maritime navigation in the Middle East as a result of a 'silent war' driven by technology that manipulates digital signals, which has redefined the nature of conflict in 2026.
Kasteli Airport: The competition for air navigation systems has been announced
The announcement of a tender for the air navigation systems of the new Kasteli International Airport in Crete was made by the International Airport of Heraklion, following a relevant agreement signed in January 2026.
Open tender for air navigation systems at the new Heraklion Airport in Crete
An open tender has been announced for the air navigation systems at the new Heraklion Airport in Crete, with a budget of approximately 75 million euros and a maximum implementation time of 27.5 months.
Athens FIR: New VHF transceivers by February
Following a blackout incident on January 4, the Greek Minister of Infrastructure and Transport has formed a Crisis Management Team to oversee the installation of new VoIP VHF transceivers for improved air navigation communication by February.
Parliament: Dimas on FIR - What he answered to PASOK and Konstantopoulou
In response to criticism from PASOK and the Movement for Freedom regarding the recent blackout in Athens' FIR, Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Christos Dimas assured the Parliament about air navigation system upgrades and dismissed concerns about safety; he later accepted the resignation of the HCAA Administrator, George Saounatsos.
Christos Dimas in Brussels for the upgrade of air navigation
The Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Christos Dimas, held meetings in Brussels to discuss the next steps for the Action Plan aimed at upgrading air navigation.
Athens FIR: The Action Plan will be completed in '28 - The 7 points
The leadership of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has released seven points for upgrading air navigation following a blackout at Athens FIR that caused significant disruptions at airports and affected thousands of passengers.
Two Polish Airports Reopened
The Rzeszow and Lublin airports in southeastern Poland have reopened after military aircraft operations related to Russian attacks on Ukraine were completed, according to the Polish Air Navigation Agency (PANSA).
Poland Reopens Airports After Russian Attacks on Ukraine
Poland has reopened the RzeszΓ³w and Lublin airports following the conclusion of military aircraft operations prompted by Russian attacks on Ukraine, as announced by the Polish Air Navigation Agency (PANSA).