The air industry is on an incredible journey towards creating more sustainable operations and reducing carbon emissions. Not only are airline operators and carriers tasked with implementing low-carbon electrical solutions for aircraft, air traffic control, and airports, but they also need to ensure reliable travel experiences for global passengers while optimizing working environments for staff, from tarmac to baggage claim.
Energizing sustainable airport mobility
Improving sustainable airport mobility depends on more than integrating cleaner air energy solutions. Airports need a single, unified view of the whole electrical network - from passenger flow to airline routes. While Operators need real-time, reliable information on all air assets to make informed decisions when it comes to managing and maintaining their network.
And, for mission-critical air traffic communication, connectivity and security are paramount. As more and more flights enter the sky, it requires the transition from legacy communication systems to those that offer superior inter-operability to move both passengers and cargo on time.
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Managing mission-critical communications for more than 0 nodes
Navigate complex communication
For mission-critical air traffic communication, connectivity and security are paramount. As more and more flights enter the sky, along with new technology such as drones, it requires the transition from legacy communication systems to those that offer superior inter-operability. These solutions must be reliable, cost-efficient, and secure.
Manage information in real-time
Airports need a single view of dynamic passenger and air traffic both locally and globally. This requires the integration of disparate systems that monitor and control all critical functions – from airport information systems to BMS to baggage handling.
Controlling and monitoring 10 airports
Communicate securely via all forms of networks
Keep substations safe and secure
For truly universal communication, different substation devices must be able to send and share data with each other. This requires IEDs, RTUs, and digital substations that are efficient and accurate.
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