Plannedconfidence low
Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport
Photo of the airport: Pierre Markuse from Hamm, Germany, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport is a remote tower: cameras and sensors at the airport feed controllers who work somewhere else. Frequentis says Ezeiza will receive an airport camera system as a first step toward what it calls South America's first remote virtual tower, with tower control to follow completion of a new tower.
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What the sources say
- Frequentis says Ezeiza will receive an airport camera system as a first step toward what it calls South America's first remote virtual tower, with tower control to follow completion of a new tower.https://www.frequentis.com/en/pr/frequentis-deploy-south-americas-first-remote-virtual-tower-buenos-aires-international-airport
Connections
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At a glance
- ICAO
- SAEZ
- Country
- Argentina
- Type
- Remote tower
- Vendor
- Frequentis
- Provider
- n/a
- Status
- Planned
- Position
- -34.822, -58.536