Scattered across the US, there are more than 150 aging air traffic control towers that regions, municipalities and cities must maintain and eventually, replace. Constructing a new, brick-and-mortar air traffic control tower can be costly, ranging from $8 […]
A Frequentis digital tower system at Auckland International Airport in New Zealand is to initially act as a back-up contingency system, allowing air navigation service provider Airways New Zealand and its airline and airport customers […]
Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions has received an order to install a digital tower at the NATO air base in Geilenkirchen, Germany, for live operations during the refurbishment of the current control tower. NATO Air […]
Jersey Airport has become the first British airport to achieve approval for operational use of a digital remote tower. This marks the first time this type of system has been used to actively control commercial aircraft movements […]
Spain’s Indra has successfully validated multiple remote tower operations with Norwegian air navigation service provider (ANSP) Avinor, demonstrating the possibility of managing multiple airports from one single integrated screen. During two weeks, four air traffic […]
Per Ahl is to take over as the new chief executive of Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions (SDATS). In 2016, LFV and Saab formed the joint company Saab Digital Air Traffic Solutions in an effort […]
ATRiCS Advanced Traffic Solutions and Dallmeier have joined forces to introduce advanced video surveillance technology as part of its remote tower systems. “Our remote tower system goes beyond the simple replication of the traditional out-of-window […]
EANS in partnership with Estonian software developer Cybernetica has presented a remote tower solution to enable simultaneous air traffic control at several aerodromes. Üllar Salumäe, EANS board member, said the development of the remote tower […]
Raytheon has signed a teaming agreement with Frequentis to modernise civil airport operations in the United States using remote virtual tower technology. “These tower systems could significantly increase the safety and efficiency of airport operations in […]
Icelandic Isavia and Frequentis are to examine the benefits that remote tower technology offers isolated airports by enabling air traffic services to be carried out from a centrally located facility. The two formed a technology […]
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