HONG KONG SELECTS AIREONFLOW FOR AIR TRAFFIC FLOW MANAGEMENT
Aireon LLC announced that the Civil Aviation Department of Hong Kong will implement AireonFLOW, a space-based air traffic management system. This rollout aims to enhance traffic visibility and improve situational awareness in one of the world's busiest airspaces. AireonFLOW will leverage Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) data to enhance the prediction capabilities of flow management, significantly aiding the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), which manages over 400,000 air traffic movements annually. The timing coincides with a rebound in air traffic post-pandemic, with HKIA capable of handling more than 35 departures and arrivals per hour.
- Implementation of AireonFLOW enhances air traffic visibility and management efficiency.
- Supports recovery of air traffic at Hong Kong International Airport post-pandemic.
- AireonFLOW improves demand prediction accuracy, facilitating better flow management.
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The selection of AireonFLOW comes at time of growth for the ANSP and HKIA. Air traffic suffered greatly during the pandemic, but air traffic has rebounded strongly in the region. When at full capacity, the HKIA handles more than 35 arrivals and departures per hour. Continual position updates from AireonFLOW will ensure that demand prediction for traffic in their airspace sectors and at airports has a high level of accuracy, leading to efficient pre-tactical and tactical flow management.
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