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Indra: radar network controls the aircraft movements in Ecuador

Madrid, Spain - It has renewed the Quito, Shell and Manta approach centres, in addition to the Guayaquil en-route centre it modernised last year

Indra has rolled-out an airspace surveillance network in Ecuador that has enabled the Civil Aviation Authority to shift from covering 30% of its skies to more than 90%. The new system is comprised by MSSR mode-S radar systems and multilateration systems. The company has also installed its air traffic management systems at the Shell approach centre, and it is finalising the renewal of the systems...

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Rome, Italy, 10/07/2013 11:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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