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Meet SkyALITE at AASPG/2 in Livingstone

Meet SkyALITE at AASPG/2 in Livingstone

From 2 to 6 November 2026, regulators, air navigation service providers and regional safety oversight organisations from across the continent meet in Livingstone for AASPG/2. SkyALITE Aviation Digital Systems is proud to be an exhibitor, and our team will be at the stand all week.

What you can see at our stand

  • SkyALITE ISSOMS: one platform for licensing, certification, surveillance, findings and corrective action plans in a civil aviation authority.
  • SkyALITE ROSS: regional mission planning, a shared inspector pool and region-wide CAP tracking for RSOOs.
  • SkyALITE CMMS: live station boards, planned maintenance and availability reporting for CNS engineering.
  • SkyALITE ATS & CNS Rostering: legal, fatigue-aware rosters for controllers and engineers.
  • SkyALITE Border API: a preview of advance passenger information vetting, currently under development.

    • Every demonstration runs on the real software, not slides. Bring your hardest question about oversight, maintenance or rostering and we will show you how the system handles it.

    Partnerships in action

    SkyALITE CMMS is being delivered in partnership with Zambia Airports Corporation Limited, supporting CNS maintenance management across its airport network. From 16 to 20 November we are partnering with the Banjul Accord Group Aviation Safety and Security Oversight Organisation (BAGASOO) to deliver the PANS-OPS/IFPD Safety Oversight Workshop at the NCAA Annex in Lagos, with the support of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority.

    Book a demonstration

    Delegates who would like a dedicated session can write to info@skyalite.aero and we will reserve a time slot at the stand.

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