ANPAC

23/09/2025

ANPAC Italy ALPA hosted the European Pilots (ECA) Presidents' Meeting in Rome

We are proud to have hosted this important biannual meeting in Rome.
The event represents an important opportunity to discuss internationally the common direction regarding the issues and challenges affecting the future of pilots internationally.

We would like to thank all participants for their enthusiastic and constructive participation.

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ANPAC Italia ALPA ha ospitato a Roma l’ECA Presidents' Meeting

Siamo orgogliosi di aver ospitato questo importante incontro biennale a Roma.
L'evento rappresenta un'importante opportunità per discutere gli orientamenti comuni in merito ai temi e alle sfide che, a livello internazionale, riguardano il futuro dei piloti

Desideriamo ringraziare tutti i partecipanti per la loro partecipazione entusiasta e costruttiva.

22/09/2025

Una leggenda metropolitana davvero dura a morire, quella delle “scie chimiche”. Grazie Chi ha paura del buio? per questa esauriente spiegazione, che aiuta a sfatare falsi miti!

31/08/2025

ANPAC recently participated in the annual The International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations (IFALPA) Accident Analysis & Prevention (AAP) Committee meeting, joining over 30 international pilot associations and key aviation stakeholders like International Air Transport Association (IATA), EUROCONTROL, The Boeing Company, and Airbus. The three-day event tackled pressing safety issues—from turbulence-related injuries to the controversial Reduced Crew Operations (RCO) concept.
ANPAC’s technical paper on wildlife hazards and flight safety was recognized for its relevance and will be discussed further at the next AAP Working Group in Paris.

Our continued presence in international working groups reaffirms ANPAC’s commitment to shaping global aviation safety policy and representing pilots on the international stage.

18/07/2025

🕵️‍♂️ Introducing a new super-sleuth: EUROCONTROL Sherlock's GRID, live & ready to deliver timely interference insights to the community.

Sherlock's GRID – which stands for Radio Frequency Interference Detector – is a secure, browser-based platform, delivering real-time high-quality data & intuitive tools to the aviation community – a major step towards the digital architecture of the European .

What can Sherlock's GRID do for you?
📡 Detect &
📍 Pinpoint interference hotspots
📊 Assess impacts on aircraft & ground systems
🛠️ Enable faster, coordinated operational responses

And we've set up a Sherlock User Group, which will bring together experts from ANSPs, airport operators, national authorities, aircraft operators, EU agencies & industry partners - shaping the future of CNS monitoring through collaboration.

📬 Want to learn more? Email the team at sherlock@eurocontrol.int

09/07/2025

Do you work as a pilot or cabin crew in Europe?✈️

Researchers at Karolinska Institutet are conducting a new survey to better understand how working conditions in aviation affect crew health, well-being, and flight safety.

In 2022, around 8,000 pilots and cabin crew across Europe shared their experiences during the ramp-up phase after COVID-19. The results highlighted key challenges related to working conditions, mental health, and safety in the post-pandemic aviation landscape.

These insights have already contributed to important conversations within
the industry.
We’re now following up to understand how things have changed — and how today’s working environment continues to shape crew health, well-being, and flight safety in European aviation.

What the survey is about:
✈️ Working conditions and employment terms
🏥 Mental health and well-being
👷🏼‍♂️ Perceived safety and reporting culture

The survey is confidential, takes approx. 10-20 minutes and open to pilots and cabin crew working in Europe.
Your experience is valuable: participate in this study to contribute to research that can inform future improvements in working conditions, health, and flight safety in the aviation industry.

Take survey:

Our research targets pilots and cabin crew in the commercial aviation industry. The transport market has undergone major change, and is today greatly competition-driven. As a result, airlines have developed business models with new employment forms and new ways of organizing their operations. We rec...

25/06/2025

Condividiamo il documento di European Pilots , prodotto nell’ambito del recente incontro svoltosi a Bruxelles, che riassume la posizione dei piloti europei in merito alle crescenti difficoltà derivanti dalle crisi geopolitiche internazionali in corso.

25/05/2025

ANPAC ricorda ancora una volta l’importanza di avere almeno due piloti in cabina di pilotaggio: un requisito attualmente imprescindibile per operazioni sicure! Ulteriori approfondimenti qui 👇🏻

Airlines and airplane manufacturers want to reduce the number of pilots flying a plane from two to one.

20/04/2025

ANPAC augura a tutti voi una serena Pasqua!

11/04/2025

Si conclude oggi il ### congresso dei delegati Anacna . ANPAC, che ha partecipato con alcuni membri del suo comitato tecnico, ringrazia tutti gli amici controllori per la splendida opportunità di interazione e scambio di opinione.

03/04/2025

Si è aperta oggi a Seoul la 79^ conferenza IFALPA: l’organizzazione riunisce le associazioni professionali dei piloti nel mondo e porta la loro voce nelle sedi istituzionali di maggior rilievo, come l’ICAO. In occasione della conferenza annuale i rappresentanti delle singole associazioni nazionali hanno occasione di incontrarsi, discutere gli argomenti di maggiore rilievo e votare gli organi associativi.

01/02/2025

Proponiamo un’intervista rilasciata dal vicepresidente di ANPAC, Com.te Danilo Recine, circa il tragico incidente aereo avvenuto a Washington il 29 gennaio scorso.

29/01/2025

I maggiori protagonisti del trasporto aereo si ritrovano oggi e domani alla sede di EUROCONTROL per discutere delle misure necessarie al fine di minimizzare i ritardi nell’estate 2025. ANPAC è presente, tra i partecipanti per European Pilots (ECA), al fine di rappresentare il punto di vista dei piloti europei.