• Partnership will make UTM more accessible and user-friendly
• Cooperation will open the door for advanced drone applications in emergency response, infrastructure inspection, environmental monitoring, and more
• Partnership combines AirHub’s advanced mission management platform with Frequentis’ UTM technology, for seamless data exchange and real-time situational awareness 

Frequentis and Dutch drone enterprise solutions innovator AirHub have announced a strategic partnership aimed at making Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) more accessible and user-friendly for drone operators across Europe and beyond. This collaboration focuses on simplifying UTM services, ensuring seamless and easy-to-use solutions for public safety, critical infrastructure, and commercial applications, including police and fire departments, many of which are already AirHub clients. 

The partnership combines AirHub’s advanced mission management platform with Frequentis’ UTM technology, designed for seamless data exchange and real-time situational awareness. This integration empowers drone operators to efficiently plan, execute, and manage missions in compliance with regulatory requirements while benefiting from real-time geospatial data, digital flight approvals, and live telemetry monitoring—all from a single intuitive interface.

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• Frequentis delivers cloud-based UTM system supporting safe integration of drones into Lithuania’s low-level airspace
• The award highlights collaborative innovation improving coordination between traditional aviation and emerging drone services 

Frequentis and Oro Navigacija have been awarded the ATM Award for Innovation to Enable Sustainable Future Skies for the delivery and implementation of an Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) system designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of Lithuania’s low-level airspace. 

Oro Navigacija, Lithuania’s certified air navigation service provider (ANSP), implemented the solution with Frequentis to support safe drone operations while ensuring the continued safety of crewed aviation. The system forms part of Lithuania’s wider approach to managing increasing drone traffic and aligns with European regulatory standards.

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• Premiere: Frequentis showcases Unified Aeronautical Communications solution simplifying controller workflows through intelligent voice and automation integration
• Benefits include enhanced safety, usability, and efficiency through one interface 

Frequentis is presenting its Unified Aeronautical Communications solution to customers for the first time at Airspace World 2025 in Lisbon. The solution marks a significant milestone in turning the company’s OneATM vision into reality: enabling air traffic controllers to access both voice and automation functions through a unified interface. 

The concept integrates the X10 voice communication system with the SimCWP automation tool from Frequentis Orthogon, running on the ODS Open Platform, which enables the systems to operate in sync, so information flows smoothly between them. This collaboration between the voice and automation teams demonstrates the technical and operational value of system integration.

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• Frequentis and Dimetor present solution for detecting satellite navigation interference at Airspace World 2025
• NAVSentry solution alerts pilots and air traffic controllers to signal disruptions before and during flights
• The partnership strengthens aviation safety by addressing the growing risk of navigation system attacks 

Frequentis is responding to the urgency of protecting satellite navigation from interference to ensure safe aviation by presenting an innovative solution for automated live monitoring and detection of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) spoofing and jamming by Frequentis’ partner company Dimetor, based in Austria.

Aviation safety relies heavily on GNSS, which are increasingly targeted by cyber-attacks. Because GNSS signals are unencrypted, they are vulnerable to jamming and spoofing – threats that can cause serious disruptions to air traffic. In early 2025, the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) and other global bodies urged states to better protect this critical radio-frequency band. In response, Frequentis is presenting Dimetor’s patented NAVSentry at Airspace World. The software uses mobile network data to detect GNSS interference in real time, providing detailed alerts to air traffic systems to help ensure safer operations.

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© NKS110, Nicolas Tourrenc, on the photo: Per Gunnar Pedersen, Chairman of the Board of NKS110 IKS & Monika Haselbacher, COO Frequentis. 

• Frequentis will deliver a new communication solution for all Norwegian fire emergency call centres
• The new system will handle calls, radio, video, and digital messages, with flexibility to support future needs 

The national collaboration of Norway’s fire emergency call centres (NKS110) has awarded Frequentis a contract to deliver a new, future-ready communication platform for all 110 centres. The system will replace the current Integrated Command and Control Solution (ICCS) by the end of 2026 and will support emergency call handling, alerting, coordination, and collaboration. 

Designed to adapt to evolving needs, the solution will enable operators to manage multiple types of inquiries – whether via phone, radio, video, or digital channels – while preparing the fire service for the transition to Norway’s next-generation emergency network.

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• 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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• Frequentis will deliver its advanced automated tower solution for Oslo Airport and up to 14 regional airports 
• The solution will enhance safety and efficiency, supporting future capacity needs

“We feel honoured and fully committed to extending our strong long-term partnership with Avinor, which will continue to foster close cooperation and drive innovation to the mutual benefit of both companies,” says Norbert Haslacher, CEO Frequentis. “Our solution will help Avinor meet rising capacity demands in a unified and modern approach to tower operations nationwide while maintaining the highest safety standards.

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• 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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• As of 31 January 2025, Josef Kutschi will take over as Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft 
• He will succeed Constantin von Reden, who will be leaving the Frequentis Group

With over 18 years of experience in the aviation and aerospace industry, Josef Kutschi has built a solid foundation in management roles across the satellite industry, air traffic management, and civil aviation. Before joining Frequentis, he held various management positions in these fields and worked for several years in the Middle East. 

Josef Kutschi joined Frequentis in 2019 as Sales Director ATM Middle East and was appointed Managing Director of Frequentis Middle East in January 2020. In this position, he was responsible for market development, sales, and customer service in the areas of Air Traffic Management (ATM), Defence, and Public Safety in the Middle East. 

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• Frequentis will deliver an advanced contingency ATM automation system, using technology distinct from their primary system to ensure enhanced reliability and performance
• The project exemplifies Frequentis' OneATM approach, integrating advanced technologies into one solution

“We are delighted to support AirNav Ireland with this innovative CASDS, showcasing our OneATM approach to enhance operational efficiency and safety with integrated technologies,” says Constantin von Reden, Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft and member of the Frequentis OneATM Executive Team. 

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