ABOUT BOREALIS
The Borealis Alliance was formed in 2012 to enable joint initiatives to improve flight efficiency and reduce environmental impact, delivered across the whole area in a move which will also streamline cost of services and operational/technical infrastructure.
The Alliance focuses on strategic business cooperation between the member ANSPs, seeking economies of scale and projects that can be achieved on a commercial basis that cannot be achieved on our own and without the need for regulatory or State involvement.
>> Single European Sky (europa.eu)
Our primary objective is to facilitate cooperation between the Members, for the benefits of our customers, on commercially-recognized business partnering principles, that will make a positive contribution to the operational and financial performance of Members´air traffic services, and the achievement of Single European Sky and ICAO performance targets.
We also seek to enable Members collectively to be more influential with relevant trade, regulatory and policy bodies in Europe and internationally by developing a common position on major issues and expressing it jointly.
Our Members
Together, the Borealis Alliance members provide air traffic services for 4.2m flights a year(*) across 12.5 million km2 of North European airspace, accounting for 39% of European airspace.
Read more about the members:
>> Avinor, Norway > www.avinor.no
>> Lennuliiklusteeninduse AS (EANS), Estonia > www.eans.ee
>> Fintraffic Air Navigation Services Ltd > www.fintraffic.fi
>> Isavia ANS,Iceland > www.isavia.is
>> LFV, Sweden > www.lfv.se
>> Latvijas Gaisa Satiksme (LGS), Latvia > www.lgs.lv
>> Oro Navigacija, Lithuania > www.ans.lt
>> NATS, UK > www.nats.aero
>> Naviair, Denmark > www.naviair.dk
