Organization

AVISEQ CRITICAL COMMUNICATION AB

Swedish critical communication specialist contributing to SESAR air traffic management modernization, U-space integration, and sustainable aviation.

Aviation technology specialisttransportSENo active H2020 projectsThin data (2/5)

H2020 projects

As coordinator

Total EC funding

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Unique partners

What they do

Their core work

Aviseq Critical Communication is a Swedish company specializing in critical communication systems for air traffic management (ATM). They contribute technical expertise to SESAR Joint Undertaking projects — Europe's flagship programme for modernizing airspace management. Their work spans ATM architecture integration, performance assessment, and the development of communication interfaces between manned aviation and drone (U-space) operations. Based near Stockholm-Arlanda airport, they operate at the intersection of aviation safety communications and next-generation airspace design.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

ATM architecture and system integrationprimary

3 projects

Core contributor to PJ19-W2 CI (content integration), PJ20-W2 AMPLE (master planning), and PJ34-W3 AURA (ATM-U-space interface).

SESAR performance management and deployment planningprimary

2 projects

PJ19-W2 focused on performance integration and cost-benefit analysis; PJ20-W2 AMPLE addressed SESAR vision and deployment scenarios.

U-space and drone-ATM integrationemerging

1 project

PJ34-W3 AURA specifically targets the interface between conventional ATM and U-space using SWIM protocols.

Sustainable aviation and green flight trajectoriessecondary

1 project

ALBATROSS project focused on flight efficiency, green trajectories, and CO2 emission reduction.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus

SESAR architecture and master planning

Recent focus

Green aviation and U-space integration

Aviseq entered H2020 in 2019 focused squarely on SESAR infrastructure — ATM architecture integration, master planning, and performance benchmarking. By 2020-2021, their involvement shifted toward environmental sustainability (green flight via ALBATROSS) and the emerging challenge of integrating drones into controlled airspace (PJ34-W3 AURA). This mirrors the broader SESAR programme's own evolution from architecture consolidation toward decarbonization and U-space.

Moving toward drone-ATM integration and sustainable aviation communications — two areas where critical communication expertise will be increasingly essential as European airspace opens to unmanned traffic.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: third_party_expertReach: European22 countries collaborated

Aviseq participates exclusively as a third party, meaning they are subcontracted by consortium members rather than joining directly. This is typical for specialized technical providers whose expertise is needed for specific work packages. Despite this indirect role, they have touched 71 unique partners across 22 countries, indicating they are embedded in the large SESAR consortium ecosystem and trusted by multiple prime partners.

Connected to 71 organizations across 22 countries through the SESAR ecosystem, giving them broad European reach despite their third-party role. Their network is concentrated in the aviation and ATM community, particularly among SESAR Joint Undertaking members.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Aviseq occupies a niche at the intersection of critical communication systems and air traffic management — a combination that becomes more valuable as airspace complexity grows with drones, green flight paths, and digital integration. Their proximity to Stockholm-Arlanda airport and their name ("Critical Communication") suggest deep domain focus rather than generalist consultancy. For consortium builders, they offer targeted communication systems expertise that plugs into SESAR work packages without the overhead of a large aerospace firm.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

ALBATROSS
Stands out from their SESAR portfolio as a sustainability-focused project on CO2 reduction through optimized flight trajectories — signals their pivot toward green aviation.
PJ34-W3 AURA
Addresses the critical ATM-to-U-space interface, one of the most consequential challenges in European airspace as drone operations scale up.

Cross-sector capabilities

Critical communication systems (applicable to security and emergency services)Environmental impact assessment for aviation (environment sector)Digital system integration and SWIM protocols (digital sector)

Analysis note: All 4 projects are as third party with no reported EC funding, limiting visibility into the actual scope and budget of their contributions. The company name and project keywords strongly suggest critical communication systems expertise, but without direct project leadership or detailed deliverable data, the profile is inferred primarily from project-level keywords and the SESAR context. No website was available for verification.