Aerobahn Now Operational at Denver International Airport

At Denver, each authorized user has access to the secure, browser-based Aerobahn service with the ability to customize Aerobahn to meet their individual operational needs. This includes the airports deicing service providers who will use Aerobahns Dynamic Rules Alerting capability to manage deicing elapsed times.

Aerobahn combines airside operational information, such as flight schedules, planned arrival and departure gates and passenger/bag connection information, with precise aircraft surveillance and identification for a real-time, comprehensive view of surface operations.

Thirteen of the busiest airports in the United States now have Aerobahn assisting them in reducing taxi times, cutting emissions and increasing overall operational performance, said Ken Kaminski, senior vice president and general manager of Saab Sensis. With Aerobahns advanced decision support tools and integration of all key flight data from numerous sources, the right information is now in the hands of the professionals who need it to make more informed decisions that impact travelers.

Additionally, Aerobahn offers a number of customizable tools that enable proactive management of surface operations, including departure/arrival queues, runway use status, and traffic flow monitoring, resulting in less emissions and improved operational performance. All events are recorded for future playback to identify trends and develop new procedures to mitigate delays or similar events in the future. Aerobahn also provides users with the ability to create reports based on numerous variables for detailed analysis of operations.

Aerobahn is the most widely deployed airport surface management system in the industry, being used by airlines, airport operators and air navigation service providers (ANSPs) around the world.