• Frequentis has been selected by Spanish COMSA Corporación to provide a Digital Tower system for Qaqortoq Airport, continuing their collaboration in Greenland’s wider airport modernisation efforts
• This project strengthens Frequentis' role in enhancing Greenland’s air traffic control infrastructure and expanding digital tower solutions for future remote operations

Frequentis has been awarded a contract by COMSA Corporación, the largest unlisted Spanish group in the infrastructure and engineering sector, to provide a Local Digital Tower solution for the new Qaqortoq Airport in Greenland. This project marks an important step in the modernisation of Greenland’s aviation infrastructure, enabling air traffic control (ATC) operations with advanced digital solutions that reduce the need for traditional tower infrastructure.

“We are excited to continue our collaboration with COMSA on the Qaqortoq Airport project. This Digital Tower project is a perfect example of how airports can take advantage of innovative technologies in air traffic control especially in terms of cost savings and flexibility,” says Reinhard Grimm, Executive Vice President, Frequentis. 

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• Frequentis will deliver its advanced automated tower solution for Oslo Airport and up to 14 regional airports 
• The solution will enhance safety and efficiency, supporting future capacity needs

“We feel honoured and fully committed to extending our strong long-term partnership with Avinor, which will continue to foster close cooperation and drive innovation to the mutual benefit of both companies,” says Norbert Haslacher, CEO Frequentis. “Our solution will help Avinor meet rising capacity demands in a unified and modern approach to tower operations nationwide while maintaining the highest safety standards.

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• The project replaced all voice communication and recording systems for Budapest with the current voice system used as a backup to increase resilience
• The upgrade included modernisation of both the main and contingency ACCs

The Hungarian Air Navigation Service Provider, HungaroControl, has chosen Frequentis’ VCS3020 to upgrade its existing voice communication solution (VCS) for all air traffic service units for Budapest Area Control Centre (ACC). The new main VCS has been duplicated, and the current system will serve as a backup for phone and radio communications within the upgraded solution. This setup allows integration of existing and new technologies, ensuring continuous operation and enhancing system reliability.

“This project improves HungaroControl’s voice communication resilience and optimises overall air traffic services for ACC Budapest. We look forward to the next stage in this long-standing and successful relationship,” says Reinhard Grimm, Executive Vice President ATM at Frequentis.

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• As of 31 January 2025, Josef Kutschi will take over as Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft 
• He will succeed Constantin von Reden, who will be leaving the Frequentis Group

With over 18 years of experience in the aviation and aerospace industry, Josef Kutschi has built a solid foundation in management roles across the satellite industry, air traffic management, and civil aviation. Before joining Frequentis, he held various management positions in these fields and worked for several years in the Middle East. 

Josef Kutschi joined Frequentis in 2019 as Sales Director ATM Middle East and was appointed Managing Director of Frequentis Middle East in January 2020. In this position, he was responsible for market development, sales, and customer service in the areas of Air Traffic Management (ATM), Defence, and Public Safety in the Middle East. 

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• Frequentis will deliver an advanced contingency ATM automation system, using technology distinct from their primary system to ensure enhanced reliability and performance
• The project exemplifies Frequentis' OneATM approach, integrating advanced technologies into one solution

“We are delighted to support AirNav Ireland with this innovative CASDS, showcasing our OneATM approach to enhance operational efficiency and safety with integrated technologies,” says Constantin von Reden, Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft and member of the Frequentis OneATM Executive Team. 

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• Frequentis is upgrading Aerocivil’s AMHS system with an advanced virtualised solution, enhancing their message handling capabilities
• This project underscores Frequentis’ commitment to advancing air traffic management in Latin America

Frequentis and the Unidad Administrativa Especial de Aeronáutica Civil de Colombia (Aerocivil) are undertaking a transformative aeronautical message handling system (AMHS) upgrade project, with FRISSON Technologies serving as the prime contractor. This upgrade will elevate Aerocivil’s message handling capabilities to the forefront of modern aviation technology through an innovative virtualised solution.

“For Frequentis, Aerocivil is a significant reference, reflecting its strong commitment to supporting ATM infrastructure in Latin America. With Colombia’s strategic geographical position as a major hub for Pan-American air traffic, this upgrade reinforces Frequentis’ role as a leading AMHS system supplier in the region,” says Constantin von Reden, Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft and member of the OneATM Executive Team. 

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• Significant step towards modernising air traffic management in the Asia-Pacific region
• The event highlighted how system-wide information management (SWIM) technology can improve situational awareness and streamline flight management
• Frequentis provided key systems for data collection, exchange, and display, supporting seamless information management

Frequentis, in collaboration with PCCW Global, recently highlighted the benefits of advanced air traffic management technology for the Asia-Pacific region during an event in Hong Kong. The demonstration emphasised the practical advantages of utilising system-wide information management (SWIM) technology over the common regional virtual private network (CRV). This joint initiative is a significant step towards modernising air traffic management in the Asia-Pacific region. 

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• Ports of Jersey Limited has successfully implemented Frequentis’ smartMessenger 7 aeronautical message handling system (AMHS)
• The system integrates with critical aviation systems, ensuring smooth communication and effective air traffic management (ATM)
• smartMessenger's version 7 updates offer robust support for essential services, boosting overall operational efficiency

As the leading provider responsible for managing Jersey airport and harbours, Ports of Jersey plays a key role in ensuring smooth transit for millions of passengers annually. The implementation of smartMessenger 7 involves seamless integration of hardware, software, and comprehensive services, enhancing performance and ensuring business continuity for Ports of Jersey. The system is set up in a virtual environment featuring one operational and one test system, running from computer servers installed in two separate buildings.

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• Frequentis X10 voice communication system (VCS) to modernise tower and approach infrastructure for air/ground and ground/ground communications
• X10 VCS provides a market-leading approach to cyber security and the most intuitive Human Machine Interface (HMI) for the air traffic controllers

X10 VCS is a fully software-based and air traffic management (ATM)-grade IT VCS, suited for both virtualised and conventional airspace. The offered solution provides all essential features for reliable air/ground and ground/ground communications. It provides the resilience and cyber security required of a system built for safety-critical ATM, with a unique multi-redundancy design, as well as the ability to adapt capacity depending on demand.

“The X10 is our next-generation VCS system, designed with operational agility and a future-proof update strategy that will ensure business continuity throughout ATM operations,” says Hannu Juurakko, Frequentis Executive Vice President ATM Civil and Chairman of the ATM Executive Team. “Having worked with Luxembourg ANA for over 20 years, we are dedicated to supporting them with the changing demands of their airspace, providing the most modern VCS on the market with a clear path to a future unified communication solution.”

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