• 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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• T-Systems integrates Frequentis airportWORKS into Dublin airport solution
• Dublin uses airport management system for almost all processes from a single source
• Frequentis and T-Systems showcase solution at Passenger Terminal Expo 2024 in Frankfurt

T-Systems has integrated a new management product from Frequentis into Dublin Airport's system to further enhance information flow, resource management, and passenger satisfaction.

• Frequentis’ fastest end-to-end voice over IP (VoIP) communication system (VCS) will be installed at several important air traffic management facilities
• VoIP and fully redundant VCS to seamlessly integrate with upcoming digital radio connections

National Air Navigation Services Company (NANSC) of Egypt will implement Frequentis’ VCS to enhance the country’s aviation infrastructure. Deployment will include the Cairo Air Navigation Center (CANC), Cairo tower, back up tower and approach system, and the emergency centre at Katamaya, New Cairo. Orascom Services, headquartered in Cairo, Egypt, will act as systems integrator.

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• Frequentis Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) suite is fully operational in Estonia in just seven months
• Newly implemented, cloud-based UTM suite will stimulate development of innovative drone-related services, further driving drone industry growth
• UTM suite allows secure data exchange and access to UTM services, including operator registration, flight authorisation and geo awareness service
• Support for police and military operations to enable drone missions

Drone operators in Estonia can now fully utilise the Frequentis UTM suite covering services and applications, implemented for Estonian Air Navigation Services (EANS). Users now have access to up-to-date drone flight information, can register themselves as operators and securely exchange data, monitor airspace conditions, file flight plans, and even apply for take-off clearance. This solution marks a significant milestone in the development of uncrewed aviation services in Estonia and will transform the drone flying experience.

• Norwegian Avinor selects Frequentis Advanced Network Management System (Advanced-NMS) for total operational awareness
• Real-time performance monitoring will strengthen overall security of Avinor’s operations
• Flexible and scalable solution to evolve with customer demands

The Frequentis Advanced-NMS solution will enable Avinor, the Norwegian Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), to monitor their growing and complex countrywide infrastructure from one centralised tool, as well as enable fast, proactive, and effective responses to unplanned outages and emergency situations. It will also provide real-time performance monitoring of the quality of each system and will strengthen the overall security of Avinor’s operations. Thanks to the solution’s scalability, it can grow hand in hand with the development of their environment, enabling its use for decades to come.

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• The new message handling system supports the latest standards and enables better performance in a virtual environment
• Contingency solution guarantees continuation of services, even in the event of an outage

Airways Corporation New Zealand Limited (Airways) have again selected Frequentis message handling system, AIDA-NG, for the modernisation of its existing AMHS (Air traffic services Message Handling System) network.

New features for email, webmail, routing, and new messaging and conversion functions were added during the update. Three systems, located in Christchurch and Auckland, are increasing New Zealand's flight safety benefits with a contingency concept that allows Airways to maximise a continuation of aeronautical messaging services with minimum disruption of service, even in the event of a sudden loss of the main site.

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• First Frequentis X10 Voice Communication System in the Americas
• ADM Aéroports de Montréal has implemented future-proof operations with Frequentis’ service-oriented voice communication system (VCS)
• Frequentis ED137-compliant X10 VCS provides most intuitive Human Machine Interface (HMI) for airport operators
• Enhanced safety via X10 in case of emergency evacuation of the NAV CANADA tower

Canadian ADM Aéroports de Montréal selected Frequentis’ innovative X10 VCS to enhance airspace communication for the Apron Management Section (AMS) at YUL Montréal-Trudeau International Airport in Canada. The system is operated by ADM, however, NAV CANADA, the air navigation service provider of Canada, will also share access and operate radio and telephone resources, as a contingency solution in case of emergency tower evacuation.

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