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Constantin von Reden, Air Traffic Management (ATM) professional and currently Vice President Air Traffic Control/Air Defence (ATC/AD) at Rohde & Schwarz, will succeed Thomas Hoffmann as Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft in Karlsruhe, Germany, as of 1 May.

"With Constantin von Reden, we have again acquired an excellent ATM professional for the management of Frequentis Comsoft," says Frequentis CEO Norbert Haslacher. "Our thanks go to Thomas Hoffmann for two years of successful expansion work. He is handing over a very well-ordered company to his successor. Constantin von Reden will continue the integration path and further strengthen the role of Frequentis Comsoft in the Frequentis Group."

Related news:

• Change in management of FREQUENTIS Comsoft as of May 2021: Constantin von Reden to succeed Thomas Hoffmann
   

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Iarnród Éireann, Irish Rail, has been implementing the Frequentis fixed terminal railway dispatcher terminal to enhance rail operations across Ireland. The new digital platform provides increased situational awareness for the controller and geo redundancy, providing a modern and future proof solution as an upgrade to the existing Frequentis system, installed in 2013.

The Frequentis FTS 3020 is used by many of the world’s major railways as a component of the operational communication system. The new platform allows for more information to be displayed at a glance and on larger HD screens.

More detailed information on FTS 3020:

• Product Brief: FTS 3020
   

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Naviair, the Danish Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP), has successfully completed proof of concept testing for its integrated digital tower and approach solution. The concept testing took place at Frequentis premises in Austria and allowed Naviair to see several remote tower components on the integration platform MosaiX for the first time. The testing also allowed Naviair to request customisation based on its requirements, proving the flexibility of the solution.

Naviair selected the integrated tower and approach solution from Frequentis DFS Aerosense in early 2020 to manage increasing airspace demand and support the workload of Air Traffic Control Operators (ATCOs). The initial remote tower centre at Billund airport will house the system, which is a combination of a remote digital tower (RDT) and an approach automation solution (PRISMA APP). This will be the first time that both digital tower and approach services have been combined as one integrated system.

Related news:

• Denmark’s Naviair to tackle airspace efficiency and service provision with integrated remote tower and approach centre from FREQUENTIS DFS AEROSENSE
   

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• Strong rise in EBIT to EUR 26.8 million; revenues only slightly lower at EUR 299.4 million
• Order intake EUR 314.6 million; orders on hand increased to EUR 427.6 million
• Product portfolio broadened further through strategic investments
• Dividend proposal EUR 0.15 per share

For more details, see also:

• Annual Report 2020
• Annual Financial Report 2020 - ESEF (ZIP - German only)
• Annual Financial Report 2020 - ESEF (ZIP with viewer - German only)
• Annual Financial Report 2020 - PDF version (German only)

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Sylvia Bardach is leaving the Executive Board of Frequentis AG on 15 April 2021 after more than 30 years' successful work in building up the company. This change reflects a long-term succession plan. Mrs. Bardach will be standing for election to the Supervisory Board at the Annual General Meeting on 20 May 2021. At its meeting on 31 March 2021, the Supervisory Board appointed Peter Skerlan to succeed Sylvia Bardach as CFO with effect from 16 April 2021.

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