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Air Traffic Management
Spanish technology company Indra has completed the commissioning of four air traffic control centers in Argentina, India, Indonesia, and Peru in the same week. This milestone reinforces its capacity to execute simultaneous critical projects and modernize airspace management internationally.
The technology company Indra has achieved a milestone in global air traffic management by putting four new control centers into operation in the same week in Argentina, India, Indonesia y PerúThis simultaneous deployment underscores the firm's ability to develop and execute critical projects on an international scale, improving the safety, efficiency, and capacity of airspace in strategic markets.
Strategic deployment in key markets
The new systems, now operational, allow for integrated management of en-route, approach, and tower operations. The implementation of this advanced technology has been carried out in close collaboration with the Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) of each country: the Empresa Argentina de Navegación Aérea (EANA), The Autoridad Aeroportuaria de India (AAI), AirNav Indonesia and Corporación Peruana de Aeropuertos y Aviación Comercial (CORPAC).
En ArgentinaThe project has consisted of commissioning the control center system of Ezeizawhich manages the largest volume of traffic in the country. This action is part of a broader modernization plan that seeks to unify Argentina's five control centers under a single technological platform. Indra.
Meanwhile, in IndonesiaThe commissioning of the control center system has been completed. Yakartaresponsible for approximately 40% of domestic air traffic, along with the activation of a new voice communications system. IndiaThe company has implemented the system that will serve the new international airport of Noida/Jewarwhich will be integrated with the main control center of Delhi to optimize interoperability in one of the world's fastest growing air traffic regions.
Finally, in PerúThe deployment encompasses the system that serves the national control center, the international airport of Lima already a network of remote towers, complemented by a voice communications system to improve operational coordination throughout the territory.
Details of the Air Modernization Projects
| Country | Air Navigation Provider (ANSP) | Key Project Location |
|---|---|---|
| Argentina | EANA | Ezeiza Control Center |
| India | AAI | New Noida/Jewar International Airport |
| Indonesia | AirNav Indonesia | Jakarta Control Center |
| Peru | CORPAC | National Control Center and Lima Airport |
A demonstration of capability and commitment
Víctor Martínez, General Manager of ATM Indra Group, has praised this achievement as proof of the company's strength: "The commissioning of four air traffic management systems in the same week demonstrates the capability of Indra Group to successfully execute highly complex projects alongside air navigation service providers from different countries. Each of these projects addresses specific operational needs, contributes to modernizing the airspace, and reflects the shared commitment of our teams and clients to increasingly safer, more efficient air traffic management that is ready to meet future growth.”
Strengthening leadership in the global aeronautical market
This milestone adds to other recent operations of Indra, such as the commissioning of the first radar for the Administración Federal de Aviación (FAA) of Estados Unidos en Putnam (Oklahoma), within a program that includes the deployment of 185 pieces of equipment. The company is also making progress in the implementation of new radars in the Reino Unido, Turquía y ColombiaWith technology deployed in more than 300 control centers and a presence covering more than 90% of daily flights, Indra Group It consolidates its position as one of the global leaders in a sector that covers more than 33% of the world's flight information regions (FIRs).
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