
ATM-grade networks
Leading the way towards the digital sky
ATM relies on available, secure, and timely communications to ensure safe and efficient operations. However, standard enterprise networks are designed for general-purpose connectivity and lack the performance guarantees, resilience, and safety-critical prioritisation required for ATM applications. While IP-based architectures are replacing traditional TDM-based networks, commercial IP networking technologies alone cannot meet ICAO’s strict availability, latency, and security requirements. The challenge for ANSPs is to integrate modern networking technologies without compromising safety, reliability, or service continuity.
To address these challenges, an ATM-grade network layer is required—an intelligent abstraction that enables seamless integration of voice, data, and surveillance applications across diverse network infrastructures. This approach ensures that ATM applications remain independent of transport technology, allowing for gradual migration from TDM to IPv4, IPv6, and beyond. At the same time, it provides resilience against network degradation, intelligent traffic routing, and real-time performance monitoring, ensuring that safety-critical communications meet the highest operational standards.
Frequentis provides a comprehensive suite of ATM-grade network solutions, such as NetBroker, VCX-IP, SDDS-NG, and A-NMS, enabling continuous transformation, real-time situational awareness, and optimised service availability. By implementing proactive performance monitoring, dynamic network adaptation, and intelligent redundancy mechanisms, Frequentis ensures that voice, surveillance, and data communications remain uninterrupted, secure, and future-ready. With these capabilities, ANSPs can confidently modernise their networks while maintaining the high reliability and operational predictability required for ATM services.
Key features
ATM-grade networks provide multiple enhancements for network performance and reliability. Learn more about the typical use cases.
