Greece Invests in Aviation Infrastructure for the Next Decade

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Greece is investing in aviation infrastructure for the next decade, as stated by Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, Christos Dimas.
A contract for the implementation of Performance Based Navigation (PBN) using satellite signals is set to be signed soon.
This upgrade aims to modernize air traffic management, enhance operational efficiency, and strengthen compliance with EU aviation standards across 31 airports.
The initiative represents a significant overhaul of flight operations in Greek airspace, marking the largest redesign in the country's aviation history.
The project is deemed essential for ensuring safer and more efficient air traffic control.

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