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Frequentis is activly promoting its offerings to the marketplace. Through interviews and opinion peices the goal is a steady flow of outbound information that allows customers to see how Frequentis supports their business objectives. The topics shared in this section highlight current activities and thought leadership for the future.
Read the results of our work within the Horizon2020 research project to prove the use case for a secure digital marketplace to allow airlines to swap flight slots without exposing commercially sensitive information.
Frequentis supports the long-term strategic vision for a climate-neutral economy. We are committed to promote awareness of, and engagement in prevention of adverse impacts on the local and global environment, through prevention of pollution and protection of the natural environment from harm and degradation arising from its activities, products, and services.
Therefore we congratulate our subsidiary Frequentis UK Ltd. for receiving the “Climate Positive Business” certificate by the renowned company Earthly, a trusted community that connects businesses to high-quality nature-based solutions that remove carbon, restore biodiversity & support local communities.
Critical Communications Today Editor, Philip Mason, interviewed Robert Nitsch for his August "Big Interview" to find out about our origins in communication technology for aviation and our evolution to all safety-critical domains. Read the August issue of CCT here, or download the article below.
With digitalisation the cornerstone of the Swiss Federal Railways innovation strategy we look at how it protects its central rail communication platform with standardised security services that defend the service from cyber-attacks or threats. We published this article in Railway-News.com in August 2022.
As digital tower technology continues to prove itself at airports, Frequentis DFS Aerosense is exploring even more efficiency gains and cost savings in a sustainable, compact version. We spoke to ATM Magazine about why the long-term benefits centre around multi-remote tower centres for a network of airports and how rising energy prices are just one reason leading organisations to look at a smaller set-up.
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