Every day, skeyes strives to improve its services in order to ensure the most ‘accurate’ punctuality and the most optimal trajectories while delivering a flawless safety performance. This day-to-day efficiency gives all actors in the aviation chain the means to be more effective, increase their output and consume less fuel. This efficiency in the mission of skeyes helps to limit the environmental impact of aviation and paves the way for a more sustainable sky.
Punctuality: eco-friendly performance
The punctuality of an aircraft is dependent on many factors, some of which can be controlled by air navigation management (grouped under the acronym CRSTMP - C-Capacity, R-Routing, S-Staffing, T-Equipment, M-Airspace management, P-Special events) and some - such as the weather - that are beyond anyone’s control. Others are dependent on airport services. In all circumstances, in flight or on arrival at an airport, skeyes manages traffic in order to keep delays to a minimum and thus reduce costs for its customers, waiting times for their passengers and the environmental impact.
As a member of FABEC, skeyes must make a quantified individual contribution to FABEC’s overall performance in terms of en-route capacity as set out in the performance plan for the 4th reference period which started in 2025 and will run until 2029. Punctuality reflects the ability of an air navigation service provider to meet traffic demand. The indicator is the average en-route ATFM delay per flight for all causes. In addition, skeyes must also achieve a punctuality target for arrivals at Brussels Airport.
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of flights were managed in a punctual manner by skeyes in 2025. This high-level performance concerns both en-route flights and arrivals at Belgian airports.
