Indra to commission the new Kolkata Air Traffic Control Centre
Indra will commission Kolkata's new control centre, which will be one of the largest in India, and will provide the Airports Authority of India (AAI) with simulation systems to train its controllers.
These new contracts reinforce the company's solid position in the country. Indra's achievements in India so far include a major project in 2010 to deploy 9 Mode S radar stations and implement its air traffic management systems in the towers of 38 airports. At the time, this project constituted one of the largest contracts ever awarded in terms of the number of systems anywhere in the world.
The AAI has once again trusted in Indra's experience and know-how for its new control centre at Kolkata, which will operate with the company's automated air traffic management systems. This centre will be one of the four biggest in the country and, due to its location, will control a significant proportion of flights to and from Southeast Asia. Indra will equip the Kolkata centre with approximately 80 air traffic control positions.
Additionally, the company will provide the AAI with four approach and tower simulators, which will be operational at the country's main centres: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. Each one of them will have approximately 40 positions.
In addition to improving the training of its controllers, the simulators will enable the AAI to have a platform to carry out analyses and obtain statistics on the type of traffic using its airspace. It will also be able to simulate complex air traffic management scenarios and train its personnel to handle unusual situations and emergencies.
The Most Advanced Technology
Indra is the leader in technological innovation in ATM. In 2008 it completed the development and implementation of the first European trajectory-based flight management system, which was fully commissioned in the same year at the Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre operated by Eurocontrol. In 2011, it once again left its competitors behind by implementing and commissioning the first 4D (3D + Time) trajectory-based flight management system, which is operational at the DFS control centre in Karlsruhe.
Indra is one of the companies most involved in the Sesar R&D project, the technological pillar of the Single European Sky initiative. It is also working on the development of the iTEC, the future air traffic management system that will be shared by the Spanish (AENA), German (DFS), British (NATS) and Dutch (LVNL) air navigation service providers.
Indra in India
Indra has implemented its ticket systems in Mumbai's monorail and metro networks, Delhi's light metro link to the airport and Kolkata metro. It has also supplied the Indian Ministry of Defence with systems.
The AAI has once again trusted in Indra's experience and know-how for its new control centre at Kolkata, which will operate with the company's automated air traffic management systems. This centre will be one of the four biggest in the country and, due to its location, will control a significant proportion of flights to and from Southeast Asia. Indra will equip the Kolkata centre with approximately 80 air traffic control positions.
Additionally, the company will provide the AAI with four approach and tower simulators, which will be operational at the country's main centres: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. Each one of them will have approximately 40 positions.
In addition to improving the training of its controllers, the simulators will enable the AAI to have a platform to carry out analyses and obtain statistics on the type of traffic using its airspace. It will also be able to simulate complex air traffic management scenarios and train its personnel to handle unusual situations and emergencies.
The Most Advanced Technology
Indra is the leader in technological innovation in ATM. In 2008 it completed the development and implementation of the first European trajectory-based flight management system, which was fully commissioned in the same year at the Maastricht Upper Area Control Centre operated by Eurocontrol. In 2011, it once again left its competitors behind by implementing and commissioning the first 4D (3D + Time) trajectory-based flight management system, which is operational at the DFS control centre in Karlsruhe.
Indra is one of the companies most involved in the Sesar R&D project, the technological pillar of the Single European Sky initiative. It is also working on the development of the iTEC, the future air traffic management system that will be shared by the Spanish (AENA), German (DFS), British (NATS) and Dutch (LVNL) air navigation service providers.
Indra in India
Indra has implemented its ticket systems in Mumbai's monorail and metro networks, Delhi's light metro link to the airport and Kolkata metro. It has also supplied the Indian Ministry of Defence with systems.
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