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2026

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EUROCONTROL awards FREQUENTIS new long-term contract to advance European air traffic surveillance

  • EUROCONTROL has awarded Frequentis a new long-term contract as industrial partner for Europe's leading air traffic management surveillance tracker and server (ARTAS) 
  • Around 90% of Europe's daily flights receive high-performance surveillance from ARTAS
  • The contract marks 25 years of partnership driving innovation in air traffic surveillance

Building on a partnership that has shaped European air traffic surveillance, EUROCONTROL has awarded market-leading surveillance expert, Frequentis, the fifth Industrial Partner contract for centralised ARTAS maintenance and operational support (CAMOS VI IP) for continued evolution until 2031. 

"The award of CAMOS VI is much more than a contract extension. It reflects 25 years of trust, collaboration, and shared innovation," says Josef Kutschi, Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft. "Together with EUROCONTROL, we have continuously evolved ARTAS to meet the changing needs of European air traffic management. We are proud to continue this journey until 2031, bringing our surveillance expertise to support customers with a solution that remains at the forefront of surveillance technology."

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Boosting air traffic safety with next-generation recording solution GuardX

  • Successful implementation of Frequentis airspace recording system at Austro Control 
  • GuardX enhances incident analysis, strengthening air traffic safety 
  • Designed for seamless integration into existing air traffic control (ATC) environments
  • Supports encrypted communication, role‑based access control, and full audit trails 

“The implemented GuardX platform is prepared for automatic speech‑to‑text transcription using advanced AI‑based components,” says Reinhard Grimm, Frequentis Executive Vice President ATM Civil. “This capability will significantly reduce the time and cost required for reporting and analysis, enabling faster access to relevant information and more efficient handling of safety related issues.”

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Frequentis leads European SESAR project to advance next-generation air traffic control systems

  • Frequentis leads major international consortium to develop next-generation ATS (Air Traffic Services) platform in the NATICA project
  • Project focuses on future ATS architecture, seamless trajectory-sharing services, and AI-supported controller tools
  • NATICA brings together 14 partners from across the ATM ecosystem

Europe’s air traffic system needs a more connected, resilient way of working so controllers can manage growing traffic safely and efficiently. Frequentis is leading the newly launched SESAR Joint Undertaking project, NATICA, to advance the future of air traffic management (ATM) through next-generation air traffic services (ATS). Launched in September 2026, the project will run for 36 months. 

“With NATICA, we are taking an important step towards a more open, scalable and resilient ATM ecosystem,” said Michael Holzbauer, Director European Affairs ATM at Frequentis. “By coordinating this international consortium, Frequentis is bringing together the expertise required to make the new Service Delivery Model tangible for operational environments. The future of ATM depends on secure, interoperable, data-driven services and meaningful automation to support controllers in their daily work. NATICA allows us to validate these capabilities with leading partners across the aviation ecosystem.” 

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Qatar marks major digital aviation milestone with first data-driven eAIP

  • QCAA publishes first data-driven electronic aeronautical information publication (eAIP) using Frequentis technology in partnership with Bayanat Engineering Qatar
  • This achievement delivers the foundation for Digital NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) and future Trajectory-Based Operations (TBO)
  • The project strengthens Qatar's position as a leader in aviation digitalisation across the Middle East

“QCAA’s first data-driven eAIP shows digital AIM becoming an operational reality. It establishes a modern environment that supports today’s needs and lays the foundation for future capabilities such as TBO. We are proud to support QCAA together with Bayanat Engineering Qatar in this milestone,” says Josef Kutschi, Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft.

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Frequentis achieves three key ESG milestones in 2026

  • EcoVadis sustainability rating improves from Bronze to Silver, placing 
    Frequentis Group among the top 15% of companies assessed worldwide
  • Frequentis AG has been officially registered under the EU’s environmental management scheme (EMAS), underlining transparent management and continuous improvement
  • Frequentis AG has been awarded a national certificate, recognising its commitment to family-friendly working conditions

“These key achievements demonstrate that sustainability at Frequentis extends beyond environmental performance. It is embedded in how we manage our operations, work with suppliers, and support our employees,” says Monika Haselbacher, Chief Operating Officer at Frequentis. “This reflects our commitment to continuous improvement and long-term value creation for customers, employees, investors, and society.”

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