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Progress at Dubai World Central International Airport (JXB) - the core of Dubai World Central, the 140
square kilometre aviation community being built in Jebel Ali - has
awarded two key air traffic management system tenders.
Emirati firm International Aeradio LLC (IAL), a leading provider of cutting-edge technology has been
awarded the Meteorological System contract at JXB, while the UK's Park Air Systems (PAS),
a world leader in air traffic control solutions will be responsible for VHF Radar implementation.
Set to become the world's largest airport, JXB - capable of handling 120-150 million passengers and
12 million tonnes of cargo per annum - has been designed to handle the emirate's ambition to attract
15 million tourists annually by 2015.
"Dubai's leading global reputation for aviation safety and functionality is widely known," said HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al
Maktoum, Chairman, Dubai Aviation Corporation - Dubai World Central, Government of Dubai.
"These tender agreements for the latest and world-class navigational aids packages represent crucial acquisitions for JXB as they are the
pinnacle of modern avionics development," he added.
IAL's Meteorological System will include systems that adhere to World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) standards for operational status
on all JXB's six four and a half kilometre runways. Park Air Systems' VHF Radar contract involves the most modern air traffic management
systems including next generation technology.
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