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Air navigation & air traffic management · Canada

NAVBLUE (Airbus)

Region
Other markets
Country
Canada
Segment
Air navigation & air traffic management
Verification
Desk verified
Website
https://navblue.aero
Founded
2016
Employees
500-1,000

NAVBLUE is a specialist flight operations and air traffic management software provider based in France. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Airbus, it occupies a central role in the digital aerospace value chain, providing the technical infrastructure required for flight planning, aircraft performance monitoring, and electronic flight bag (EFB) applications. The organisation focuses on digitising the flight deck and streamlining the interface between airline operations centres and active air traffic environments. Its product portfolio is integrated across major commercial platforms, including the Airbus A320, A330, and A350 families, as well as providing cross-platform solutions for Boeing aircraft. Key customers include global commercial airlines, civil aviation authorities, and regional carriers who utilise their Flysmart+ suite and N-Flight Planning systems. The organisation also collaborates with national air navigation service providers to design performance-based navigation (PBN) procedures and optimise airspace efficiency. Prospective partners should verify specific software compatibility with their existing avionics hardware and ground-based IT infrastructure. Before engagement, buyers must assess data sovereignty requirements and the specific integration level required between NAVBLUE solutions and third-party flight management systems. It is also necessary to confirm that regional regulatory approvals for digital charts and electronic documentation are in place for the intended areas of operation.

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