Auch in Europa halten ferngesteuerte Kontrolltürme langsam Einzug. In Deutschland sind bereits mehrere konkrete Remote-Tower-Projekte geplant. Österreich und die Schweiz stehen noch in der Prüfphase. Kontrolltürme gehören zu Flughäfen einfach dazu – sind teilweise sogar richtige Wahrzeichen. Nach und nach … Continued
Digital towers are a window into the future of air traffic control and an Ottawa-based company is helping lead the way. OTTAWA—The control tower at Ottawa’s international airport provides a panoramic view of runways and taxiways and beyond, the city … Continued
New Zealand’s busiest airport will begin experimenting with digital tower technology, joining a handful of other airports around the world testing how they might benefit from the system.A prototype digital air traffic control is being trialled at Auckland International Airport. … Continued
NATS has warmly welcomed the decision by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) to award it the contract to develop a smart digital tower prototype for Changi Airport. Read more here
15 November 2017, Budapest – as a result of HungaroControl’s latest innovation, the so called Remote Tower system, Budapest Airport (BUD) will be the first among the world’s medium-capacity airports, where the arrival and departure air traffic control can be … Continued
From 13th to 21st November DLR and its SESAR2020 partners Frequentis AG, HungaroControl and Selex ES GmbH conducted a validation campaign on behalf of the SESAR2020 project PJ05 “Remote Tower for Multiple airports” in Braunschweig. For the first time a … Continued
DLR and its SESAR2020 partners Frequentis AG, HungaroControl & Selex ES GmbH are pleased to invite SESAR2020 partners to an OPEN DAY at DLR Braunschweig premises on 22/11/2017 succeeding our first PJ05 validation exercise for Multiple Remote for three airports … Continued
Air traffic control technology is to be applied to a commercial port group in the U.K. for the first time. Peel Ports Group, the U.K.’s second biggest port operator, is investing £2.7 million ($3.5 million) in the technology across its network … Continued
Ports of Jersey and Systems Interface (PoJ Technology Partner) contracts Frequentis to supply an ATC contingency VCR solution for Jersey Airport in the Channel Islands based on Frequentis smartVISION product Read more…
From 18th until 20th October pre-trials for the human-in-the-Loop simulation in November (PJ05 EXE-05.02-V2-2.4) took place in the Remote Tower Laboratory at DLR Braunschweig. Together with Frequentis AG, Selex ES GmbH and HungaroControl a multiple remote Tower Module (MRTM) was set up to … Continued