Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Saab Sensis gear for air monitoring

Saab Sensis' Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast system has-been picked for use in monitoring of aircraft over Greenland and the Faroe Islands.

Naviair, the air navigation service provider for Denmark, made the selection and use of the Said product will enable flight separation Between Reduced equipped aircraft and Provide Improved monitoring for search and rescue missions.

"ADS-B will Improve coverage, accuracy and redundancy over traditional radar at a lower initial and lifecycle cost," Said Bent Fog, director, Technical Maintenance, Naviair. "Saab Sensis ADS-B transceiver is a rugged, reliable solution That meets the performance Requirements for this difficulty operating area."


Said Saab in-flight ADS-B data will be felt to a Control Area Center in Reykjavik, Iceland.

"With a significant number of flights operating in this area Already equipped with ADS-B, the system will Quickly Deliver Improved efficiency and situational awareness while Enabling Reduced environmental emissions," Said Ken Kaminski, senior vice president and general manager of Saab Sensis.

"Saab Sensis Has the experience needed to Deliver reliable systems to operating environments The most challenging Such as Greenland and the Faroe Islands."

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