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Indra Takes Al Ula to the Forefront: the First Remote Airport in the Middle East Operating with Digital Tower
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Commitment in the Middle East Al Ula International Airport in Saudi Arabia becomes the first Middle East airport to operate completely remotely, thanks to the innovative digital tower system developed by Indra and the Saudi Air Navigation Services (SANS) company, with the support of its NERA technology division. This system allows controllers to manage take-offs and landings from a control center located 550 kilometres from the runway in Jeddah,…
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