Designed for the automation of airfield traffic control (approach, circuit, taxing and takeoff).

Basic components:

- three unified controller’s workstations in closed or open-type (for airfield control tower) consoles equipped with high-brightness high-resolution monitors with automatic adaptation to external illumination conditions;

- two standby modules for radar and PPI data processing (also serving as control and test workstations of the complex);

- data transmission and switching equipment;

- two LCN packages operating in the standby mode;

- emergency power supply for feeding controllers’ workstations and support systems. Estimated mains cutoff time is up to 30 min.

The number of simultaneously controlled aircraft is up to 100; the number of daily and current flight plans is up to 200; the number of active flight plans is up to 100.

The complex’s design makes it possible to adapt it to the growth of airfield traffic intensity by increasing the number of controllers’ workstations.

Redundancy provided by standby processors and LCNs, a capability of prompt tuning of controllers’ workstations to ATC sectors and the availability of a radar shunt ensure the complex’s high reliability.

Standard software, workstations and other equipment provide for prompt manufacture, long service life and low cost of the complex.

The technology of controllers’ operation meets the advanced international standards for adaptive man-machine interfaces. Modern stripless technology is used to work with flight plan information.

The interface with cooperating ATC systems and information sources is built to the international standards (OLDI, ASTERIX). Software’s modular design provides for quick adaptation to any other protocols.

The complex can be upgraded to the level of an ATC center by additional supply of equipment and workstations.

During installation, the delivered complex is adapted to a specific airspace area under control and can be flexibly adjusted to airspace changes. The manufacturer guarantees long-term support and scheduled modernization of the complex, as well as prompt supply of new versions on the best terms throughout the entire life of the complex.