FREQUENTIS modernises voice communications for Budapest Area Control Centre and Budapest Tower
- 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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