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• Frequentis has enabled West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service to become the first UK emergency service with a fully cloud-based control room
• Hosted on a secure public cloud, the system will provide faster coordination, accelerating fire crew response times
• The new control room equips operators with enhanced flexibility, third-party integration, and streamlined operations to better support crews protecting over two million residents

The solution combines Frequentis LifeX with the Regola (a member of the Frequentis Group) Unique Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) platform, hosted securely on a public cloud, the first time this has been achieved for a mission-critical control room in the UK. It provides a single environment for voice, data, and dispatch operations, and integrates with third-party systems including mobile data terminals, station end equipment, and the Airwave radio network used by UK emergency services.

“This is a landmark project for Frequentis and a key moment for control room innovation in the UK,” says Mike Garrod, Managing Director Frequentis UK. “It reflects our commitment to delivering secure, resilient, and adaptable solutions for emergency services.”

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• Bartow Executive Airport gets fully integrated communications platform to support digital tower vision
• The fully IP-based X10 communication system enables seamless radio, telephony, and recording, enhancing safety, resilience, and controller efficiency
• X10 delivery was accelerated to fast-track digital tower testing in 2026 and U.S National Airspace System (NAS) modernisation

The Frequentis digital tower solution, implemented into the newly renovated Digital Tower Operations Center at Bartow airport in summer 2025, required a future-ready communications solution designed specifically for digital operations. Frequentis was selected to deliver a fully digital communications platform to unify voice, recording, and terminal information including weather (ATIS) on one platform, to reduce complexity, modernise legacy infrastructure, increase resilience, and support the airport’s long term innovation goals. 

“Working with a partner like Bartow Executive Airport allows us to demonstrate the benefits of digital tower technology for aviation-grade resilience, safety, scalability, and efficiency as well as lay the foundation for digital tower operations in the U.S.,” says Dieter Eier, President Frequentis USA.

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• The Memorandum of Intent signed between both parties sets collaboration framework for defence communication programmes supporting localisation objectives in Saudi Arabia
• Agreement aligns C4i’s VOICE C2 system expertise with SAMI L3Harris in-country delivery and support capabilities

Frequentis C4i, as the original equipment manufacturer of the VOICE C2 communication system currently in use by the Royal Saudi Air Force, has signed a Memorandum of Intent (MOI) with SAMI L3Harris Technologies to explore collaboration on defence communication opportunities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

“This Memorandum of Intent reflects a practical step toward closer cooperation on secure command-and-control communications and local capabilities,” says Darren Gardner, Managing Director at C4i. 

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• A next-generation integrated display brings weather, aerodrome, runway, and support systems together on one screen – one source of truth
• Controllers benefit from improved situational awareness, simplified workflows, and faster decision-making
• The project advances QCAA’s vision for a fully connected, future-proof OneATM ecosystem while marking another milestone in the 20-year Bayanat–Frequentis partnership 

The new system unifies every critical data point, providing air traffic controllers with a unified operational picture, integrating weather, aerodrome, runway, and support information into a single, harmonised interface. This will significantly enhance situational awareness, safety, and operational efficiency at Qatar’s air traffic control centres and airports. This will empower controllers with faster, clearer decision-making as Qatar’s aviation sector continues to grow.

“We are honoured by QCAA’s continued trust,” said Hasan Ezzeddine, Managing Partner at Bayanat Engineering Qatar. “This project reflects our commitment to future-driven ATM innovations and reinforces our strategic partnership with Frequentis. Together, we are building the next generation of connected, efficient, and resilient air traffic operations for the State of Qatar.”

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