NATINAMDS

Allied aircraft from Belgium, France and Lithuania flew training missions above Lithuania on January 23, conducting close formation flights and aerial combat drills to demonstrate capabilities and hone flying skills.

NATO Air Forces improve skills flying together over Lithuania

The Baltic Air Policing mission is one example of NATO’s regional security arrangements. For 20 years, Allies have collectively worked together to preserve the integrity of the airspace above Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

This year marks 20 years since - on 29 March 2004 - Slovenia joined NATO, and the country has been part of NATO’s Integrated Air and Missile Defence System (NATINAMDS). The system ensures the continuous exchange of airspace information with the Alliance and the protection of Slovenian airspace by Allied and Slovenian military interceptor aircraft as Slovenia's Control and Reporting Centre (CRC) monitors and controls the country's airspace 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Slovenian sky guardians integrated into NATO defensive structures for 20 years

Air, NATO / By Defence Industry Europe

Exactly 10 years ago, on January 17, 2014, Slovenia signed an agreement with Hungary enabling Hungarian Air Force JAS-39 Gripen fighters to take part in the protection of the Republic of Slovenia’s airspace. “Since 2004, Slovenian airspace has constituted a part of NATO airspace and the Alliance protects its airspace by the complex NATINAMDS, …

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NATO Air Forces improve skills flying together over Lithuania

Slovenian sky guardians integrated into NATO defensive structures for 20 years

Romania contributes robust and responsive capability to NATO Integrated Air and Missile Defence

Advancements in air defence: DARS integration into NATINAMDS

Largest European Integrated Air and Missile Defence exercise ends

Bulgarian Air and Land Forces train in simulated NATO Electronic Warfare environment