AI-enabled air traffic management system to support Singapore operationsNewsDan Taylor Technology Editor Military Embedded SystemsStock imageSINGAPORE. The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) selected Thales to develop a next-generation air traffic management system and deploy new air traffic control radars, the company announced in a statement. Scheduled to enter operational service by 2030, the NexGen Air Traffic Management System (ATMS) is intended to support as many as one million aircraft movements annually. The system will provide air traffic controllers with real-time decision-support capabilities, automated workflows, and a human-machine interface for managing aircraft movements. The project also includes two new air traffic control radars intended to provide continuous aircraft detection in difficult weather conditions.