2025 Flight Plan

  • Arias, a company that received the EFQM 500 Seal in 2021, shared the experience of Spain’s air navigation service provider
  • The scalability of services in response to demand, the internationalisation of the company and the cultural, digital and organisational transformation comprise ENAIRE’s transformation strategies
  • In attendance, together with ENAIRE and the Club for Excellence in Management, were executives from AENA, CEGOS, Evolutio Cloud Enabler, Ilunion Group, ONCE, Pelayo Mutua Seguros, ManpowerGroup and Institución Educativa SEK

ENAIRE, the national air navigation service provider, and the Club for Excellence in Management held a meeting yesterday in Madrid on “Resilience and Transformation in Changing and Uncertain Environments” with CEOs from large companies.

At the inaugural conference, ENAIRE’s Managing Director, Angel Luis Arias, a company that received the EFQM 500 Seal in 2021, shared the experience of Spain’s air navigation service provider.

In attendance, together with ENAIRE and the Club for Excellence in Management, were executives from AENA, CEGOS, Evolutio Cloud Enabler, Ilunion Group, ONCE, Pelayo Mutua Seguros, ManpowerGroup and Institución Educativa SEK.

Situations such as the war in Ukraine, COVID and the eruption of the volcano on La Palma force us to reflect on what strategies to follow when faced with exceptional circumstances. ENAIRE’s CEO, Angel Luis Arias, explains that strategies for resilience have to be human/operational, technological, organisational and economic-financial.

“The strategies for transforming ENAIRE involve scaling services in response to demand, growing the business through the internationalisation of the company, and the cultural, digital and organisational transformation, with involvement from all our professionals”, explains Arias.

ENAIRE is also helping the sector to recover with lower fees, more efficient operations through more direct routes and flexible airspace use, and by strengthening and relying on alliances (STARTICAL, iTEC, A6 Presidency).

ENAIRE’s CEO noted that “the EFQM Model of the Club for Excellence in Management has allowed us to strategise and learn about transformation, resulting in excellent, sustainable and innovative management that creates value for stakeholders and prepares for the future by building on the strengths and opportunities for improvement identified to enhance ENAIRE’s Strategic Plan, Flight Plan 2025”.

ENAIRE EFQM 500 Seal

On 5 October 2021, ENAIRE received the international EFQM 500 Seal awarded by the Club for Excellence in Management.
This three-year seal recognises ENAIRE’s provision of air navigation services that are safe, efficient, innovative and sustainable.

The Managing Director and CEO of the Club for Excellence in Management, Ignacio Babé, believes that ENAIRE obtained the EFQM 500 Seal in its first evaluation “thanks to its firm commitment to continuous improvement and excellent, innovative and sustainable management”.

“Its commitment to transformation, through its 2025 Flight Plan, a strategic approach geared toward the future, positioning its stakeholders at the heart of its purpose, vision and strategy, as well as the flexibility and capacity demonstrated by the organisation to manage environmental and industry challenges, are some of the keys to its success, and have made it worthy of this Seal”, states Babé.

ENAIRE

ENAIRE is the air navigation service provider in Spain.

As a company of the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and the Urban Agenda, it provides en route control services for all flights and overflights from five control centres in Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Gran Canaria and Palma, as well as approach services to every airport in the country.

In addition, 45 control towers receive ENAIRE’s communication, navigation and surveillance services, and 21 airports, including the country’s busiest, rely on its aerodrome control services.

ENAIRE is Europe’s fourth largest air traffic manager. Since 1 January 2022, it has chaired the A6 Alliance, a coalition of air navigation providers responsible for over 80% of European air traffic, and which is seeking to modernise the air traffic management system. It is also a member of other international alliances promoting the Single European sky, such as SESAR Joint Undertaking, SESAR Deployment Manager, iTEC, CANSO and ICAO.

ENAIRE has received the highest score in Europe on the aviation safety key performance indicator. It has also been awarded the EFQM 500 Seal for its safe, efficient, innovative and sustainable management of air navigation services.

For more information: www.enaire.es

About the Club for Excellence in Management

The Club for Excellence in Management is a multi-industry non-profit association that connects professionals to create and share knowledge on excellent, innovative and sustainable management, guides organisations to transform their management to improve their results, and recognises their progress.

Under the slogan “Sharing and improving together”, partners support its goal of creating a society that is confident in the future by promoting organisations with excellent, innovative and sustainable management.

Founded in Spain in 1991, the Club for Excellence in Management has more than 230 members of every size from a variety of sectors. In addition, as the EFQM’s sole official representative in Spain, it promotes the use of the EFQM Model as a transformation tool by training, advising and, through the EFQM Seal, recognising excellent forward-looking organisations.

For more information: www.clubexcelencia.org

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