Following the acquisition of Navtech in March
this year, Airbus has launched a new integrated flight operations
and air traffic management service company – Navblue – to provide
a complete range of digital end-to-end and integrated flight
operations solutions.
Navblue will function as a wholly owned
subsidiary of Airbus and be a key unit of Services By Airbus.
Navblue’s main offices are located in Waterloo, Ontario Canada,
Hersham in the United Kingdom and Toulouse in France, with
satellite sites around the world.
Navblue’s
portfolio integrates the existing product offer of Navtech – which
is now bolstered by Airbus ProSky’s Air Traffic Management
solutions, as well as Airbus’ popular Flight Operations
innovations such as ROPS and FlySmart.
The new subsidiary will
also draw upon the unique expertise of Airbus Defence and Space
coupled with proprietary satellite data and extensive
data analysis expertise.
Navblue’s solutions and services will not be limited to Airbus
aircraft, but will build on the independent scope and position of Navtech. The product families will support both civil or military
environments, on the ground or on board any aircraft.
Mike Hulley, President & CEO of Navblue, said, “I am looking
forward to lead into the future our new company, Navblue, which is
fuelled by the customer-centric agility of Navtech, combined with
the pioneering philosophy of Airbus. Together, we will benefit
from an expanded global footprint stretching from Waterloo to
London to Toulouse and beyond.”
Going forward, Navblue’s offering will be
clustered around three pillars: “Data+”, “N-Software Services” and “Bespoke Solutions by Navblue”.
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