16-Feb-2006 11:20 AM
Airservices and SITA Undertake ADS-B Trial in Indonesia
Analysis
Air Traffic Control dependence on conventional radar could soon become
a thing of the past for countries in Asia and the Pacific which sign up
to use a new sophisticated airspace surveillance service being offered
by the Australian Air Navigation Service Provider, Airservices
Australia, in alliance with SITA, the main IT provider of air/ground
data link services to airlines and Air Navigation Service Providers.
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