The original SATMA collection
The public content linked from satmasat.com was reviewed and preserved on 8 September 2026: the homepage, 43 content pages and 92 linked documents. 91 documents and 48 images are mirrored here. The original wording is retained in each page’s complete-text view.
Historical material is an archive of its original publication, including legacy systems, proposed implementation dates and aircraft approval tables. It is not presented as a current operational approval register. Publication years have been retained; the original statistics archive extends to 2021.
Power BI traffic report
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Availability notes
The SAT 11 report was recovered from a verified correction to its original download URL. The 2011 statistics PDF remains unavailable, as does one illustration in the SAT 8 meeting report. A broken legacy navigation link is retained in the original source record.
View original unavailable references
- https://www.satmasat.com/files/reports/SAT/Menu_Aic_interna_Eng.htm
- https://www.satmasat.com/files/statistics/Presentaci?0Estad?icas%20SATMA%20AENA_2011.pdf
- https://www.satmasat.com/iles/reports/SAT/SAT11Report_RioJaneiro.pdf
- https://www.satmasat.com/files/reports/SAT/SAT8/Image2.gif
Photography
Home page: Airbus A350-1000 in flight at the Paris Air Show, Le Bourget, 17 June 2019. Photograph by Matti Blume, used as illustrative aviation photography. Original image on Wikimedia Commons ↗. The photograph and its presentation here, resized, cropped and darkened, are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0.
The social-sharing image is an AI-assisted composition based on the same photograph, with the SATMA logo and website typography. This visual adaptation is also available under the licence above.
Corridor maps, legacy presentation slides and other archival illustrations come from the original SATMA website.