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Thales to lead EU project on drone geofencing technologies to secure future U-space
Paving the way for future drone traffic increase, SESAR Joint Undertaking (SESAR JU) is supporting the European Commission U-space initiative by researching and developing new services for safe, efficient and secure access to airspace of a large number of drones. The Geosafe project is part of the founding services for the development of drones operation. Engaged in the creation of solutions that will make tomorrow’s mobility possible, Thales will manage the project, supported by the competences of Aeromapper, AirMap, Atechsys and SPH Engineering.
Indra provides its Air Traffic Management technology to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, one of the main airspace companies in Asia
India sate owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), one of the main airspace companies in Asia, has relied on Indra to equip HAL Airport, Bengaluru with Indra Air Traffic Control technology to strengthen safety of air operations. Indra will provide HAL air traffic control centre with last-generation en-route, approach and tower control positions that will enable and boost air traffic management efficiency. The contract also includes provision of a simulator to reinforce controllers’ training, voice recorder, surveillance ADS-B, and Aeronautical Information System AIS/ASBS and D-ATIS.
SITTI at World ATM Congress 2019
The World ATM Congress (WATC) in Madrid is the place where the ATM and ATC players and stakeholders meet once a year to show their achievements. WATC is in fact the world most important event for Air Traffic Management, organised by CANSO (Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation) and ATCA (Air Traffic Control Association). The show in Madrid is the right place where to deliver innovative products and meet customers, having a look at the future market trends.
For three days, Madrid was the Capital of Global Air Traffic Management
The seventh annual World ATM Congress, held at Feria de Madrid, concluded on Thursday, 14 March. The world’s largest air traffic management (ATM) event attracted a record-breaking 9,573 registrants and 253 exhibitors from 135 countries and territories. - Pedro Saura García, Spain’s Secretary of State for Infrastructure, Transport and Housing and ENAIRe President, opened the three-day Congress. The World ATM Congress Conference Programme featured keynote speakers Henrik Hololei, Director-General for Mobility and Transport at the European Commission, Sara De La Rosa, Interagency …
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INDRA will Contribute to the Safety of Landings at the Southernmost Airport in the world
Indra will equip eight Argentine airports, including Ushuaia Airport, the southernmost city on the planet, with new instrument landing systems (ILS) that will increase operational safety in low visibility conditions. After winning this contract, the company now has a total of 29 ILS systems installed in airports throughout the country. ILS systems help aircraft to determine the glide slope to the head of the runway with total accuracy, helping to land in bad weather conditions.
World ATM Congress 2019: ATRiCS Wrap Up
It's been extremely busy on the ATRiCS booth during the last three days. ATRiCS has had a great show and World ATM Congress has for another year proven to be the prime event of the ATM industry. This year‘s congress has again seen a significant increase in visitors. Delegations from many different air navigation service providers and airports, existing customers and new faces, have come to see us and were given demonstrations of the ATRiCS TowerPad® as well as of our departure management system.
- ENAIRE signs the Local Plan for Single European Sky implementation on the 25th anniversary of its creation
- Remote tower enables to control air traffic at several aerodromes simultaneously
- Thales sets to 28 March 2019 the end date of the acceptance period of its offer for Gemalto
- Malaysia and the Republic of North Macedonia choose Leonardo for their new advanced air traffic systems
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