Technology partners Airservices Australia, SITA and Thales congratulated Indonesia on the successful launch of a trial to enhance airspace safety across the archipelago. The…
Technology partners Airservices Australia, SITA and Thales congratulated Indonesia on the successful launch of a trial to enhance airspace safety across the archipelago. The Director General of Civil Aviation, Mr Iksan Tatang, announced the trial in Jakarta.
The trial involves the deployment of three Thales ADS-B ground receivers – at Denpasar in Bali, Kupang in Nusa Tenggara Timur and Natuna Island in the South China Sea – which are linked by SITA communications links and surveillance processors to Indonesia’s control centres in Jakarta and Makassar. Airservices provides project and technical support and a remote monitoring capability.
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