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ACAMS AS signs Landmark Framework Agreement with NAV CANADA for Airport Systems Interface (ASI) - Solution for the DAATS program.

ACAMS AS is proud to announce the signing of a significant agreement with NAV CANADA to deliver a standardized solution to remotely control and monitor airport systems including Airfield Ground Lighting (AGL) systems, VHF-DF systems, Crash Alarm systems and other Auxiliaries as applicable. The solution is based on the proven ACAMS I-TWR product utilized for several Digital Tower applications including the NINOX Remote TWR program with Avinor in Norway. This partnership marks a transformative step in modernizing air traffic management systems across Canada, starting with the implementation at Kingston Airport Flight Service Station (FSS), Kingston, Ontario.

The ACAMS I-TWR solution will play a significant role in NAV CANADA’s Digital Aerodrome Air Traffic Services (DAATS) initiative, supporting the development of the Airport Systems Interface (ASI) including HMI at the Kingston Digital Facility. This state-of-the-art solution provides a standardized interface for managing non-standard airport systems and ensures seamless interoperability for each working position within the DAATS digital hubs.

Strategic Modernization with ACAMS I-TWR

As NAV CANADA’s first operational unit to transition to a Digital Facility, Kingston Airport FSS will serve as a validation ground for the ASI solution. This development establishes a common endpoint for managing non-standard systems, significantly reducing complexity during the integration of new sites and enabling consistent, efficient operations at subsequent facilities. The initial purchase order under this agreement is the ASI for the Kingston Flight Service Station (FSS), HMI solution and 2 identical ASI systems for Test Bed and Technical Training purposes. This marks the first implementation of this groundbreaking technology in Canada.

Enhanced Interoperability and Future Expansion

The implementation of the ACAMS I-TWR solution and ASI standardization will streamline operations across NAV CANADA’s network. By providing a robust API-driven platform, ACAMS ensures the flexibility, scalability, and adaptability needed to future-proof NAV CANADA’s infrastructure and maintain its position as a leader in air traffic management.

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“We are excited to partner with NAV CANADA on this forward-thinking initiative,” said Leiv Kreyberg, CEO of ACAMS AS. “Our I-TWR product is designed to reduce complexity, enhance interoperability, and enable seamless scalability across multiple sites. This agreement represents a significant milestone for ACAMS as we work together with NAV CANADA to shape the future of air traffic management in Canada.”

“The Kingston Digital Facility is a crucial component of NAV CANADA’s modernization efforts,” said David Sheppard VP & Chief Technology and Information Officer of NAV CANADA. “By leveraging ACAMS’ I-TWR technology to provide a standardized and interoperable platform, we are enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of our operations. This collaboration sets the stage for a future-proof infrastructure, ensuring we remain at the forefront of innovation in air traffic management.”

About ACAMS AS

ACAMS AS, headquartered in Oslo, Norway, is a global supplier of advanced Airport Tower Systems, specializing in system integration and solutions that enhance safety, efficiency, and interoperability for air traffic management. Solutions include Remote Control, Monitoring and Display for ATC operators and CNS maintenance management as well as D-ATIS/DVOLMET systems. With more than 450 deployments in over 45 countries, ACAMS is a trusted partner for airports, ANSPs, and aviation stakeholders worldwide.

About NAV CANADA

NAV CANADA is the private, non-profit corporation responsible for air traffic control, flight information, weather briefings, aeronautical information, and airport advisory services across Canada. As a global leader in aviation, NAV CANADA is committed to delivering safe, efficient, and innovative air navigation services.