Indra puts air traffic control centers in four countries into service in the same week

Our parent company, Indra, recently announced the commissioning of air traffic control centers in Argentina, India, Indonesia, and Peru, demonstrating its ability to simultaneously execute critical projects alongside air navigation service providers worldwide.

The company developed these projects and supported all phases of implementation, validation, and commissioning in collaboration with air navigation service providers in each country, including the Airports Authority of India (AAI).

In India, Indra implemented the system that will serve the new Noida/Jewar International Airport, integrated with the main control center in Delhi to strengthen interoperability in one of the world's fastest-growing air traffic regions.

“The commissioning of four air traffic management systems in a single week demonstrates Indra Group’s ability to successfully execute highly complex projects in collaboration with air navigation service providers from various countries. Each of these projects addresses specific operational needs, contributes to modernizing airspace, and reflects the shared commitment of our teams and clients to increasingly safer, more efficient air traffic management, ready to meet future growth,” stated Víctor Martínez, General Manager of ATM at Indra Group.

With decades of experience executing complex projects, technology deployed in more than 300 control centers worldwide, and a presence in over 90% of daily flights, Indra Group continues to strengthen its position as a global leader in air traffic management, with solutions covering more than 33% of the world’s flight information regions (FIRs).

Read the news on the Indra Group website