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INDRA will ensure Safe Landings at three Airports in the Republic of Korea
The Korean Airport Corporation (KAC) has awarded Indra a contract for the supply and installation of Indra’s Normarc Instrument Landing Systems (ILS) and Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) with a total value of approximately EUR 6 million. - The systems are used by aircraft for navigating safely to the ground, and will be installed at the airports of Ulsan, Muan and Yeosu. In addition, KAC will have separate systems to be used for testing and training of technical personnel.
Airports Authority of India goes Live with Aireon System, Providing the Highest Safety Standards for Air Travel in the Region
Airports Authority of India (AAI) has announced today that Aireon’s space-based ADS-B air traffic surveillance system is successfully being utilized across Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata’s oceanic airspaces, just 18 months after signing a contract to implement the service. As the third largest airspace in the world, AAI is making significant strides towards enhancing safety and efficiency across their ever-growing, highly trafficked area. AAI’s deployment of space-based ADS-B now provides an additional layer of surveillance, backing up the existing ground-based network.
Airways reviews air traffic service levels at seven regional aerodromes
Airways is considering withdrawing air traffic services at seven regional aerodromes where there are limited or no commercial flights operating due to Covid-19 travel restrictions. The air navigation services provider has now commenced discussion with the airports, airlines and staff. Any changes would mean aircraft will still be able to fly safely to these locations. This includes freight, medical flights and future passenger services. The air traffic control services under review are those provided from Airways’ towers at Hawke's Bay, Gisborne, New Plymouth, Rotorua and …
Delhi control center starts to operate with Indra's state-of-the-art system to manage one of the busiest airspaces in Asia
Indra has modernized the Delhi air control center, which manages one of the most complex airspaces in Asia, and prepares it to face the sizable growth in air traffic expected of a country destined to become the world's third-largest aviation market, surpassed only by the United States and China. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) is using the Indra Air Automation state-of-the-art system to control the air traffic in Delhi. Its powerful software organize all en-route procedures and support aircraft approach and landing at the country's largest international airport, Indira Gandhi Airport.
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 …
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.
- NLR and everis ADS sign collaboration agreement to boost innovative ATM solutions
- CAAS and THALES to Kick-Start Research and Development of an Open Air Traffic Management System Architecture
- IFATCA recognised with Single European Sky Excellence Award
- World ATM Congress Addresses key Air Traffic Management Challenges
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