Borealis Alliance

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Borealis Alliance is an alliance among the north-west European Air Navigation Service Providers. Three Functional airspace blocks are part of the Alliance - IRL/UK, DK/SE & NEFAB - most members already cooperate in Noracon.

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Overview

The ANSP Alliance that enables its Members to drive better performance for stakeholders through business collaboration.

The Alliance agreement defines how these close competitors will work together.

Funding and Budget

The Alliance shares costs.

Members

The members of the Borealis Alliance are:

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