The companies of the CSG Aerospace division will participate in Airspace World trade fair in Geneva
The second edition of the Airspace World trade fair will take place in Geneva, Switzerland, from March 19 to 21, replacing the well-known World ATM Congress, which was regularly held in Madrid, Spain in previous years. At the fair, companies belonging to the Czechoslovak Group (CSG) will also present their products and services at stand L07, namely the software companies CS SOFT, ATRAK and UPVISION or the Pardubice radar technology manufacturer ELDIS.
Airspace World trade fair continues the tradition of the largest and most prestigious air traffic control and management event in the world. Therefore, among more than 200 exhibitors from more than 140 countries, one of the most important Czech companies in their fields, which are covered by the Czechoslovak Group (CSG) company within the CSG Aerospace division, must not be missing.
The ELDIS company will present its entire line of active radars on a model of a complete airport. These radars are included in the RPL-2000 assembly, which is designed to provide a complete air traffic control solution. The RPL-2000 radar set consists of the RL-2000 primary surveillance radar, the MSSR-1 monopulse secondary surveillance radar, and the PAR-E precision approach radar. The set of radars is complemented by the ERDIS air traffic control software system. The company will also present a new generation of these radar systems at the fair, as well as its 3D radar under the designation RL-3000.
CS SOFT focuses primarily on products and services for air traffic control and will present a full range of them in Geneva. Specifically, it will be the next version of the ALS ATM system, the ATC simulator, the Pagoda solution for monitoring data link traffic, the Traffic Complexity Manager or the improved multi-purpose tool for situational overview and investigation of aviation incidents RadarView. There will also be information about ESUP-NG, a new modular flight data processing system built on a completely new architecture, modern technologies and representing a transition from a central database to independent services.
At the fair, the software company ATRAK will present, for example, Aeronautical Billing (ATRAK-AB), which is a fully automated billing system that collects and processes flight plan data from ATM systems and optionally from other sources. Other systems presented at the fair will be Aeronautical Statistics (ATRAK-AS) and Aeronautical Information Management (ATRAK-AIM), an ATM solution for regional/small airports (ATRAK-IDP TR8), a surveillance system for border control needs (ATRAK-AGAS).
The company will also present to experts a software solution in the area of UTM (Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic Management), which is the result of its cooperation with the companies UPVISION and CS SOFT.
