North European ATM Industry Group

North-European ATM Industry Group (NATMIG), is a consortium member in the European public-private partnership that is managing the development phase of the Single European Sky ATM Research (SESAR) Programme .

Overview

NATMIG aims at participation in the SESAR project thus developing the future airport systems according to the ATM Master Plan.[1]

A consortium agreement defines how these close competitors will work together.

Funding and Budget

NATMIG is taking part in the 700M€ industrial share of the SJU PPP.

The project is valued at €36 million.

Members

The members (equal shares) of the NATMIG Consortium are:

  • Airtel ATN of Ireland (webpage)
  • Saab AB of Sweden(webpage)
  • SINTEF of Norway (webpage)
  • originally Northrop Grumman Park Air Systems of Norway, now Indra Navia AS (webpage) - NGPAS was sold to Indra Sistemas SA in April 2012 and have changed name to Indra Navia AS
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References
  1. ATM master plan.
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