Smart air traffic control tower to go up at Changi Airport courtesy of a UK company
A British air traffic control provider will develop a smart digital tower prototype at Singapore’s Changi Airport, the biggest so far trialled.
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A British air traffic control provider will develop a smart digital tower prototype at Singapore’s Changi Airport, the biggest so far trialled.
Ho Wei Sean, Head of the Centre of Excellence for the Air Traffic Management Programme Office at the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, explores the concept of a Smart Digital Tower for Changi Airport that provides the opportunity to transform and better serve traffic demand for Changi’s busy operations.
Physical control towers have been associated with Air Traffic Control (ATC) since the need to observe and direct aircraft first arose. These towers are the most visible part of the ATC system but a new generation of technology is changing the way these services are provided at airports, writes Neil…
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