Safedock Advanced Visual Docking Guidance System (A-VDGS) technology supports ramp safety and will create a more efficient gate operation at Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) during regular and irregular operating conditions. Continue reading
We caught up recently with Thomas Harboe, head of Design at ADB SAFEGATE. With airports and airlines looking for efficiency gains worldwide the role of the design of run- and taxiways is critical and this is where Thomas and his team comes in. Continue reading
Major infrastructure upgrades, innovative new technologies and landmark conservation projects were among the winners at the Australian AirportAssociation National Airport Industry Awards on November 14, in Brisbane, Australia. We’re happy to have found two award winners in the category “innovation and excellence”: Hobart Airport and Perth Airport, both which have chosen ADB SAFEGATE as contracting partner. Continue reading
This blog post highlights an important milestone in ADB SAFEGATE’s ambition to help airports, airlines and Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) adopt emerging digital technologies and improve their operational efficiency. Our agreement to acquire Ultra Airport Systems will enable us to offer you powerful airport system solutions that complement our comprehensive Airport Performance approach. In short, we’re building innovative IT and analytics solutions that will provide you with new ways to tackle the operational challenges you face. Continue reading
Aiming to improve operational efficiency and safety at Toronto Pearson International Airport has led its operator to choose ADB SAFEGATE’s Safedock T1 A-VDGS, or Advanced Visual Docking Guidance System. Carroll McCormick explores Toronto Pearson´s new aircraft docking guidance system Continue reading
In a project to upgrade the Airfield, Naval Air Station Oceana (NTU) in Virginia Beach, is reconstructing the runway and implementing LED lighting from ADB SAFEGATE. Not only will Oceana Naval Air Station see a reduction in energy usage, but also a substantial reduction in ongoing maintenance costs related to re-lamping incandescent fixtures. Typically, they would be re-lamping all fixtures one or two times per year. Now, they can go years without the need to re-lamp. Completion anticipated in July 2019. Continue reading
WHITE PAPER. Airports and airlines generate more data than ever before. However, the aviation industry only leverages a minor part of this information to develop meaningful business insights and data-based services. The ADB SAFEGATE-Frost & Sullivan global study reveals that capacity-constrained airports are investing in digitization to optimize processes and support traffic growth, and measuring outcomes through key performance indicators like on-time performance and inbound/outbound traffic efficiency, among others. Continue reading
ADB SAFEGATE pioneered the use of LED technology for airfield ground lighting, and as LED quickly becomes the industry standard, two out of three LED lights installed on airfields worldwide are from ADB SAFEGATE.Now, ADB SAFEGATE is bringing airports in North and South America a new cost-effective and reliable option for high-mast LED apron lighting through a special partnership with U.S.-based lighting expert, Musco Lighting. Continue reading
Collaboration and global standards are the keys to unlocking greater efficiency in air traffic management. The dynamic nature of aviation should be embraced, according to Christian Onselaere, CEO, ADB SAFEGATE. As he puts it: “There has probably never been a more exciting time to be in air traffic management”. Continue reading
San Francisco International Airport (SFO), the USA’s seventh busiest airport, is working with ADB SAFEGATE to add Safedock T1 Advanced Visual Docking Guidance Systems (A-VDGS) and SafeControl Apron Management (SAM) integration software as part of the airport’s redevelopment project at Terminal 1. The state-of-the-art gate solution will optimize existing airport infrastructure to unlock capacity through more efficient and smoother operations. Continue reading
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