• A next-generation integrated display brings weather, aerodrome, runway, and support systems together on one screen – one source of truth
• Controllers benefit from improved situational awareness, simplified workflows, and faster decision-making
• The project advances QCAA’s vision for a fully connected, future-proof OneATM ecosystem while marking another milestone in the 20-year Bayanat–Frequentis partnership 

The new system unifies every critical data point, providing air traffic controllers with a unified operational picture, integrating weather, aerodrome, runway, and support information into a single, harmonised interface. This will significantly enhance situational awareness, safety, and operational efficiency at Qatar’s air traffic control centres and airports. This will empower controllers with faster, clearer decision-making as Qatar’s aviation sector continues to grow.

“We are honoured by QCAA’s continued trust,” said Hasan Ezzeddine, Managing Partner at Bayanat Engineering Qatar. “This project reflects our commitment to future-driven ATM innovations and reinforces our strategic partnership with Frequentis. Together, we are building the next generation of connected, efficient, and resilient air traffic operations for the State of Qatar.”

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• Saudi Air Navigation Services (SANS) extends Frequentis voice communication system contract until at least 2028
• Covering multiple sites including Jeddah and Riyadh control centres, the contract ensures continued safe and efficient air traffic management
• Building on more than a decade-long partnership, the extension reinforces SANS’ collaboration with Frequentis

Building on a partnership spanning over a decade, Frequentis will continue to provide technical support, system optimisation, and lifecycle management for SANS’s voice communication systems (VCS). The cooperation supports SANS’s mission to maintain safe, efficient, and technologically advanced air navigation services in line with global aviation standards.

“The Jeddah and Riyadh ACCs host the largest VCS deployments in the region, serving as critical nodes in Saudi Arabia’s air traffic management network. We remain committed to supporting their performance and resilience over the coming years to ensure uninterrupted system performance and alignment with international aviation standards,” said Fawaz Baroud, Managing Director of Frequentis Middle East.

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• Frequentis and GCAA are collaborating to support the global implementation of trajectory-based operations (TBO) in air traffic management
• TBO represents a step towards more efficient aviation, improving airspace utilisation, and reducing environmental impact
• GCAA is setting the standard as a global reference in TBO implementation, positioning the UAE at the forefront of air traffic management innovation

During Dubai Airshow 2025, the General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Frequentis proudly announced their collaboration on the flight information validation and exchange (FIV-X) system. This project lays the foundation for TBO and positions the UAE as a leader in the global shift towards future-ready air traffic management.

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• Next-generation tower automation product, combining four Frequentis modules into a single, integrated system
• Designed to streamline operations, enhance safety, and boost operational and system performance
• Data-centre ready and backed by robust safety and security architectures
• Scalable deployment for towers of all sizes 

“TowerX is more than a product, it’s our strategic move to deliver future-ready, integrated innovation that adapts to every environment,” says Reinhard Grimm, Frequentis Executive Vice President ATM. “It reduces integration overheads, and brings operational and technical teams closer together through harmonisation. TowerX is already being implemented in key projects in Norway and Australia, proving its capability.”

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• Frequentis to supply its Advanced Network Management System for Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh Air Traffic Control Centre (ATCC)
• The solution enables end-to-end monitoring of all Ho Chi Minh FIR air traffic services, enhancing safety and operational control, supporting over 134,000 annual flights
• Advanced dashboards and reporting functions will help Vietnam Air Traffic Management Corporation (VATM) to simplify complex monitoring tasks

“We are pleased to be supporting Ho Chi Minh ATCC with its goals for safer, smarter skies. Winning this contract reflects our team’s dedication and expertise in that domain. We are committed to delivering exceptional value to our clients and demonstrating our capabilities and commitment to providing innovative and reliable solutions for ATM in Vietnam,” says Reinhard Grimm, Frequentis Executive Vice President ATM Civil.

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• Frequentis and Swedish LFV will implement a nationwide UAS Traffic Management (UTM) System, in line with the Swedish UTM and U-space roadmap
• The digital UTM system places Sweden at the forefront of Europe’s drone integration to safely manage growing airspace activity
• The specialised UTM system will enhance safety for authorities, as well as public, commercial, and leisure UAS operators 

“As drone use continues to expand, coordinated traffic management becomes essential,” says Reinhard Grimm, Executive Vice President ATM at Frequentis. “We are proud to support LFV with a nationwide digital infrastructure that not only ensures safety but also allows for innovation and growth in the drone economy.”

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• The innovative project marks the first operational deployment of the new service delivery model defined by the European ATM Master Plan 2025
• DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung evolves its Munich Area Control Centre backup system to the next-generation cloud native platform
• Frequentis provides flight data processing services from its OneATM portfolio

DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung (DFS), the German air navigation service provider, is taking a strategic leap forward in air traffic management (ATM) by transforming PHOENIX-CC - their inhouse developed platform currently serving as a backup solution at the Munich Area Control Center - into the next-generation PHOENIX nG platform. Designed as a high-capacity backup system, PHOENIX nG will strengthen DFS’s operational resilience while marking the start of a broader modernisation of its Area Control Centre ATS (air traffic service) systems.

• Contract launch initiates transition to SWIM (System Wide Information Management)
• Project enables digital transformation and compliance with European ATM regulations
• Frequentis systems to improve data exchange and situational awareness

The Latvian air navigation service provider, LGS, has contracted Frequentis to modernise key components of its air traffic management (ATM) infrastructure. The project lays the foundation for a faster and more reliable digital exchange of flight, weather, and airspace data - a crucial step in Latvia’s shift toward fully digital ATM and trajectory-based operations (TBO). TBO, currently one of the most important developments in the ATM domain, supports more efficient and environmentally optimised flight planning by leveraging real-time data.

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• Sakaeronavigatsia is receiving an upgrade to its aeronautical data management from Frequentis, ensuring alignment with international standards
• The upgraded system enables seamless integration with the European Aeronautical Database, streamlines processes, and strengthens Georgia's role in global aviation

Key benefits include the ability to define and publish ICAO digital data sets, improved workflows, and enhanced verification mechanisms. Frequentis will also assist Sakaeronavigatsia in replacing its aeronautical information publication (AIP) tool, a critical document providing essential flight operation details like airports, airspace, and navigation aids.

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