Demand Capacity Balancer Airport Airside Monitor Pre-Departure Sequencer Stand Optimiser

Airport Airside

Frequentis airport solutions allow for the most effective collaboration between airports and their partners to achieve airport operational performance objectives. In particular, our portfolio supports local airport collaborative decision-making (A-CDM) as well as the implementation of airport operations control centres (APOC) and airport operations plans (AOP).

SEAMLESS INTEGRATION OF AIRSIDE OPERATIONS

According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the improvement of the planning and management of airport operations, together with their full and seamless integration in the overall air traffic management through exchange of information between stakeholders, are crucial elements in achieving performance targets for the most congested and complex airport operations. With our proven track record and award-winning experience, we help airports to manage their airside operations and enable airport stakeholder collaboration during tactical, pre-tactical and strategic planning phases.

Our solutions enhance planning and management of operations at airports around the globe for maximised airport capacity, efficiency, environmental sustainability and predictability. For instance, our Airport Demand Capacity Balancer (DCB) solution is the world’s first AOP management tool that complies with the ICAO aviation system block upgrades (ASBU), the European common project one (CP1) regulation and the ground coordinator concept of the Airports Council International (ACI).

Demand Capacity Balancer

The Demand Capacity Balancer (DCB) is the world’s first Airport Operations Plan (AOP) management tool. The solution provides a powerful digital twin of airport operations and significantly extends the current planning horizon of Airport CDM to support the AOP implementation in Europe and globally. DCB enables information sharing and integration with the Network Operations Plan (NOP), for example through its unique capability to calculate Target Times of Arrival (TTA).

Airport Airside Monitor

Frequentis Orthogon Airside Monitor is a solution for airport surface movement monitoring and planning, using real-time surveillance and inputs from a variety of airport and air traffic systems to enable Airport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) between airport stakeholders.

Pre-Departure Sequencer

The Pre-Departure Sequencer (PDS) cuts taxi times and improves sequence and departure time predictability. PDS delivers all the capabilities needed for Airport-Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM). By optimising push back times, airports can reduce taxi times, enhance sequence and departure time predictability, and cut queues.

Stand Optimiser

The Stand Optimiser manages stand planning and allocation at airports. It improves stand utilisation through KPI-based optimisation and what-if capability, resulting in better airport efficiency and increased capacity. Its unique capability to integrate with our Demand Capacity Balancer (DCB) helps to connect airport airside and landside information and contributes to the Airport Operations Plan (AOP) for early and proactive performance management by all airport stakeholders.

One year of A-SMGCS Level 4 operations at Abu Dhabi International Airport, UAE

Automation solution provides airport with operational and safety benefits

Cooperation between Global Air Navigation Services (GANS) and ATRiCS has reduced runway incursions, flight delays and taxi time
Fully automated conflict detection and resolution between aircraft and vehicles
Benefits for airline operators at Abu Dhabi International Airport, including Etihad Airways

Global Air Navigation Services (GANS) and ATRiCS, a member of the Frequentis Group, have delivered operational and safety benefits to Abu Dhabi Airports, since the implementation of the ATRiCS TowerPad system (T-PAD) on 7 March 2022, which applies Level 4 Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control System (A-SMGCS).

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jennifer.mclellan@frequentis.com | 2023-05-11

UK Liverpool John Lennon airport selects FREQUENTIS to modernise voice communications

Frequentis will provide two voice communication systems (VCS) for Liverpool airport in the North of England
Frequentis’ next generation, cloud ready voice communication system, X10, to be installed as the contingency system
Systems Interface Limited contracted for design, installation, and integration

‘’The X10 is our latest VCS system and is designed to have operational agility and a future-proof update strategy that will ensure business continuity throughout air traffic management (ATM) operations,’’ says Hannu Juurakko, Frequentis Executive Vice President ATM Civil and Chairman of the ATM Executive Board.

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jennifer.mclellan@frequentis.com | 2023-05-02

FREQUENTIS X10 VCS prepares Norway for location-independent airspace operations

Norwegian Air Navigation Service Provider, Avinor, to future-proof operations with Frequentis’ geographically redundant voice communication system (VCS)
Multi-redundant, network-centric VCS supports dynamic sectorisation and operational flexibility
Frequentis X10 VCS provides a market-leading approach to cyber safety and the most intuitive Human Machine Interface (HMI) for the air traffic controllers

Avinor has selected Frequentis to provide its multi-redundant X10 VCS for the control centres in Royken, Stavanger and optionally Bodo. With Frequentis X10, Avinor can now separate the control room and the VCS data centres to create true location independence for air traffic management (ATM) operations.

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Michaela.Kalina@frequentis.com | 2023-04-28

ATM Magazine: Unlocking the potential

Emma Kelly interviewed us about the possibilities for blockchain in aviation. Eduard Gringinger shared the results of the first phase of project SlotMachine, a market place for efficient and secure flight swapping between airlines, as well as what is still to be developed in the next phase of the project.

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jennifer.mclellan@frequentis.com | 2023-03-21

ATM Magazine: Low Level Airspace

Philip Butterworth-Hayes asked us our thoughts on Low Level Airspace when drones enter the scene, for his article with ATM Magazine, the full article is on page 13 of Issue 1, 2023. Read what our Dr Guenter Graf thinks about the transition from human centric to machine centric decision making and what else is needed to ensure safe drone flights.

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jennifer.mclellan@frequentis.com | 2023-03-21

ATM Mag: Around the world with remote tower

We summed up RDT installations around the world for ATM Magazine in March, and the challenges they solve.

Eric Wernsperger, Digital Tower Expert and Vice President Sales, Frequentis DFS Aerosense & Veit Voges, Remote Tower Product Manager, take you on a world tour. Download the article in full.

jennifer.mclellan@frequentis.com | 2023-03-08

Airservices Australia selects FREQUENTIS mission critical multimedia communication platform LifeX for Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Service

Frequentis´ multimedia communication, incident and resource management solution will modernise fire and rescue operations across 27 airport control centres
The solution will be assembled and integrated at the Frequentis Australasia premises in Brisbane and Melbourne

Airservices Australia, the nation’s Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), has selected Frequentis for a continent-wide solution for its Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Service (ARFFS). The solution will be made up of two components: the Frequentis’ multimedia collaboration and communication platform LifeX, extended by the messenger, incident and resource management module, OnSite.

FREQUENTIS assists US Department of Defense with digital tower technology trials at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia

The Frequentis Transportable Digital Tower solution has undergone trials at Moody Air Force Base (AFB) in Georgia, USA, as part of a multi-site evaluation of digital tower technology.

The Moody digital tower solution provides control over an airfield with multiple, parallel runways. The solution uses advanced augmentation to deliver enhanced situational awareness for control over a variety of aircraft types, to include military and civilian aircraft.

Following the success of the Frequentis Digital Tower in Florida, Moody Air Force Base becomes the first Department of Defense (DoD) base with multiple runways to test a Digital Tower.

Honduras addresses air traffic growth with FREQUENTIS advanced surveillance solution

The Government of Honduras, through the Spanish Cooperation, presents the Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) solution, Quadrant, by Frequentis Comsoft
This is to handle the upcoming growth in air traffic and runway capacity at Palmerola International Airport in Comayagua

The Central America Flight Information Region (FIR) covers over 2.6 million square kilometers and is one of the largest in the Central America and Caribbean (CAR) region. COCESNA is an organisation in charge of providing air navigation services for its member states in Central America (Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua).

FREQUENTIS announces appointment of Dieter Eier as new President and Managing Director effective 1 January 2023

After 10 years of successfully leading the growth of Frequentis USA, Leonard Swiontek is stepping down from his position, handing over the management of the company to Dieter Eier, currently Vice President for Products and Solutions.

Leonard Swiontek took over as Managing Director of Frequentis USA Inc. in 2012. Since then, the company has made significant strides in advancing throughout the United States, with Frequentis equipping over 220 Air Traffic Control towers for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and U.S. Army, the fleet of U.S. Navy aircraft carriers, as well as major NASA space operations centres with its systems.

“Under Leonard’s leadership we placed Frequentis USA at the forefront of technology in the government sector, becoming a major supplier to the FAA, the Department of Defense (DoD), and National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). We are looking forward to this new chapter under the management of Dieter and thank Leonard for his contribution to the success of Frequentis in the US,” says Norbert Haslacher, CEO Frequentis AG.