Registration period open until 31 December
- Through its subsidiary CRIDA, it will help turn entrepreneurial initiatives into real projects
- The three ideas selected that stand out during development will receive prizes of 5,000, 3,000 and 1,000 euros
- The best business plan will receive an additional 10,000 euros

The registration period for the first edition of the “Business Ideas Competition in Air Traffic Management”, an initiative of CRIDA, the research, development and innovation subsidiary of ENAIRE, the national air navigation service provider, is open through 31 December 2022.
“The goal is to promote and develop ideas in their initial phases, so that business opportunities can be leveraged in any activity sector related to the provision of air traffic and air transport services”, said ENAIRE’s CEO, Ángel Luis Arias.
The competition is open to undergraduate/graduate students, doctoral students and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Selection Committee
The competition has a Selection Committee, which is tasked with assessing the viability of each project. The three best projects, in the opinion of the Selection Committee, will receive prizes of 5,000, 3,000 and 1,000 euros for first, second and third place, respectively.
In addition, the Selection Committee will choose two more projects that, together with the three winners, will enter an “incubation period”.
During this time, the proponents of the projects selected will have individual and group support sessions for three months, from February to April 2023, to refine the definition of their business ideas.
Of the five projects that go through the “incubation period”, ENAIRE will give an additional financial endowment of 10,000 euros to the one that, after completing the process, proposes the best business plan.
ENAIRE Open Innovation
The Business Ideas Competition in Air Traffic Management is part of the ENAIRE Open Innovation project, which in 2023 will include a challenge competition and an acceleration programme for newly-created companies.
“With these initiatives, ENAIRE will promote turning entrepreneurial ideas into real projects through the Open Innovation concept, that is, by looking for talent also outside the organisation, such as in universities and among
entrepreneurs in the sector”, says CRIDA’s director, José Miguel de Pablo.
More information at https://ideas.enaireopeninnovation.com
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