Skyguide
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Skyguide (official name: Schweizerische Aktiengesellschaft für zivile und militärische Flugsicherung; Swiss stock company for civil and military air traffic control. Official English name: Swiss Air Navigation Services Ltd) is the air traffic control corporation that controls Swiss airspace.
Skyguide is an air traffic control company that operates from Zurich, Switzerland. Skyguide is responsible for high-altitude air traffic over much of Switzerland as well some part of Austria, France and Germany.
The company was found partially responsible for the mid-air collision of Bashkirian Airlines Flight 2937 with a DHL owned Cargo Boeing 757 on 1 July 2002 at Überlingen.
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