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Auckland Airport (digital tower contingency)
Photo of the airport: Land Information New Zealand, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Auckland Airport (digital tower contingency) is a contingency facility: a backup position for use when the main tower is unavailable. Frequentis said its Digital Tower System would initially be used as a back-up contingency system.
The evidence for this entry is old or comes from a single source. Treat the status as unconfirmed.
What the sources say
- Frequentis said its Digital Tower System would initially be used as a back-up contingency system.https://www.frequentis.com/sites/default/files/pr/2019-08/20190822_FREQUENTIS_digitalTower_Auckland_IR_EN.pdf
Timeline
- 22 Aug 2019Frequentis announces the system
Connections
Lines join each airport to the centre that controls it. Basemap: OpenStreetMap data via Protomaps.
At a glance
- ICAO
- NZAA
- Country
- New Zealand
- Type
- Contingency facility
- Vendor
- Frequentis
- Provider
- Airways New Zealand
- Status
- Unverified
- Position
- -37.012, 174.786