ASMT
We re-engineered it and develop it: safety events found in surveillance data, for investigators to replay.
Read the case study →Our client · since 2008
Our first EUROCONTROL contract came in 2008. Since then we have re-engineered and developed ASMT, rebuilt TOKAI and RAT as web applications and developed APF. We released TOKAI 4 in 2025 and ASMT 6 in 2026.
Year by year
Our first safety tool for EUROCONTROL: we move a tool designed in 1996 to a new architecture.
We turn RAT into a web application and build the web version of TOKAI around it.
At DFS, Austro Control and NAVIAIR.
EUROCONTROL awards us new contracts for ASMT and TOKAI, and we start rebuilding both.
We contribute to EUROCONTROL's guidelines on rostering and on fatigue management in rostering.
The rebuilt TOKAI, updated every few weeks since.
Rebuilt as containerised services, including for closed networks.
The tools
We re-engineered it and develop it: safety events found in surveillance data, for investigators to replay.
Read the case study →We built it as a web application around RAT, and we develop and maintain it. TokAI is in development with EUROCONTROL.
Read the case study →APF
We developed APF, the Aerospace Performance Factors, for EUROCONTROL. It brings system performance and safety data together as data cubes that safety managers and decision-makers explore.
The guidelines
We contributed to two EUROCONTROL guidelines: NMD/SAF/2653, on rostering, and NMD/SAF/2611, on fatigue management in rostering. The rostering guideline takes its use cases from SkyRoster, our own product.
In their words
In our interactions with JLG, we have found the team to be committed, talented and professional, providing workable solutions in a challenging environment.
The JLG Team brought us – the ANSPs around the globe – from “stone-age” to the digital, data driven and modern technology.
Next step
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