AIRSPACE MAGAZINE - Ed 31

By Daniel Marinho | Last year, more than 3.2 billion passenger flight tickets were sold worldwide, an increase of about five percent over 2013. According to the ICAO Air Navigation Report for 2015, this number is expected to reach over 6.4 billion by 2030, based on current projections. Brazil, which currently handles about 100 million passengers a year, is expected to grow over the next 15 years to handle 270 million passengers annually, becoming the fifth biggest aviation market in the world. To meet...

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The Department of Airspace Control is an organization of the Brazilian State, subordinate to the Ministry of Defense and to the Brazilian Air Force, responsible for the strategic and systemic control of the country’s airspace.

All services that require a high degree of technology, manpower and research, related to the administration, management and the effective control of the Brazilian airspace, are provided by DECEA.

In this Institutional Brochure you will find basic information regarded to DECEA´s mission, organizational structure, history, endeavors, activities, and so on.

AIRSPACE MAGAZINE - Ed. 26

Daniel Marinho explains how the Brazilian ANSP supported the FIFA World Cup with efficient air traffic operations.

Airspace Magazine is a quarterly magazine published by the Civil Air Navigation Services Organization (CANSO). It's a publication for the air traffic management (ATM) industry, and is read by around 21,500 professionals in over 100 countries.

AIRSPACE MAGAZINE - Ed. 23 - (Capa)

By Daniel Marinho | In the coming year, the Ministry of Tourism estimates that more than 600,000 foreign tourists will come to Brazil to watch the 2014 FIFA World Cup, some of them travelling between the 12 cities hosting the competition.

ICAO JOURNAL (2015/ 4 - pg 49-50)

By Daniel Marinho | Last year, more than 3.2 billion passenger flight tickets were sold worldwide, an increase of about five percent over 2013. Brazil, which currently handles about 100 million passengers a year, is expected to grow over the next 15 years to handle 270 million passengers annually, becoming the fifth biggest aviation market in the world.

AIRSPACE MAGAZINE Ed. 12

By Daniel Marinho | The Brazilian air navigation service
provider Departamento de Controle
do Espaço Aéreo (DECEA) became
a new full member of CANSO in
September 2010. The organisation
explains its unusual role as a provider
of both military and civil air traffic
services