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Clare aviation facility becomes first to track flights from all around the world

New technology will allow the Irish Aviation Authority use satellite receivers to track the flights from it's North Atlantic Communications Centre in Ballygirreen.

Clare aviation facility becomes first to track flights from all around the world

Tue, 09 Jul, 2019 - 09:26

Vivienne Clarke

A new aviation facility in Co Clare will allow all flights to be tracked around the world for the first time.

New technology will allow the Irish Aviation Authority use satellite receivers to track the flights from it's North Atlantic Communications Centre in Ballygirreen.

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