Coverage of Project Bluebird in international press, industry publications, and partner communications.
Rob Procter explores how AI decision-support agents could help controllers manage rising traffic — and why establishing trust in their capabilities must come first.
Project DARTER announced to develop open-source tools to assure trustworthiness of safety-critical digital twins, building on work from Project Bluebird.
Project Bluebird's AI research wins two awards at The Engineer UK Collaborate to Innovate Awards.
Project Bluebird shares its progress with AIAA SciTech forum 2026.
NATS launches BLADE, a digital-twin platform used to assess candidates applying to become air traffic controllers, based on Project Bluebird research.
Richard Cannon shares how Project Bluebird's digital twin of UK airspace lets NATS safely explore the potential of AI in aviation, including trial results and lessons learned.
Aerospace America highlights how Project Bluebird is developing and comparing AI agents for air traffic control, with planned live trials in a digital twin of UK airspace before real-world use.
Project Bluebird is looking at how artificial intelligence could reduce the environmental impact of aviation
Project Bluebird develops a digital twin of UK airspace to safely train and test AI agents for autonomous air traffic control.