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OneSKY milestones reached
Thales welcomes the announcement by Airservices Australia today that two key milestones in the delivery of the world-leading OneSKY program have been reached. Thales is proud to have worked with Airservices Australia, the Australian Defence Force and our industrial partner Frequentis to successfully introduce the new Civil Military ATM (CMATS) voice communication system at the Sydney, Melbourne and Perth ATM facilities. Thales Australia CEO Chris Jenkins said that this represents a major delivery milestone for this historic program to deliver the world’s most advanced and integrated …
Indra awarded key projects to turn Chengdu into the third airport hub in China for 27 Million Euros
The Chinese South West Air Traffic Management Bureau (SWATMB) has chosen Indra to implement some of the key systems that will help to turn the city of Chengdu into the country's third airport hub. It has awarded Indra contracts worth around 27 million euros this year. Chengdu is one of the pillars of China's economic activity and the gateway to whole of the west of the country. In recent years, the city's air traffic has continued to grow, taking the Chengdu-Shuangliu international airport close to its maximum capacity.
CAAS awards contract to Rohde & Schwarz to improve ATC radio communications at Singapore Changi Airport
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has awarded a contract to Rohde & Schwarz, to upgrade and expand the Air Traffic Control (ATC) radio communications system at Singapore Changi Airport. The enhanced system will further strengthen safety for airlines and passengers. As part of the contract, Rohde & Schwarz is required to provide auxiliary equipment, software, project management, training as well as after-sales services for a 15-year period to CAAS.
Strengthening Indian Aviation Preparing for a Trebling of Passengers
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called on the government of India to maximize the potential contribution of aviation to India’s development by addressing infrastructure constraints that limit growth and government policies that impose excessive costs on aviation. Growth forecasts for India indicate a trebling of passenger demand by 2037 when some 500 million people are expected to fly to, from or within India. Already aviation supports 7.5 million Indian jobs and 30 billion Rupees of GDP (1.5% of the economy).
Adacel Successfully Completes Sri Lanka Simulator Project
Adacel Systems Inc. (Adacel or the Company), an industry leader in the design and production of air traffic control training systems, reported that they have completed installation and site acceptance testing for an Air Traffic Control (ATC) Tower and Radar simulation system at the Civil Aviation Training Center, which comes under the purview of Airport & Aviation Services of Sri Lanka. The Adacel multi-position control tower and radar simulators accommodate both individual and team training in the control tower and radar disciplines and can be operated independently or in a fully …
Airways Corporation of New Zealand selects Rohde & Schwarz for nationwide air traffic control voice communications system
Airways, New Zealand’s air navigation service provider, has selected the R&S VCS-4G IP-based voice communications system from Rohde & Schwarz for air traffic control (ATC) communications in New Zealand airspace. The cutting-edge solution from the German technology company was chosen based on its reliability, innovation and flexibility. The system’s IP design helps Airways make their air navigation services more resilient, flexible and efficient.
- Aviation Leaders Assemble in Sydney for IATA’s 74th Annual General Meeting
- Saab is Streamlining Australia's Busiest Airports
- Harris Corporation Awarded Rs 944 Crore ($141 Million) Contract to Modernize India’s Air Traffic Management Communications Infrastructure
- Invercargill gets NZ's first digital air traffic control tower
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