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This system, which has a scheme of redundancy or support, will allow strengthening and protecting communications from the Air Navigation ServiceAs part of its commitment to the safety, efficiency and modernization of the services it provides, Corpac S.A. He signed a contract with the company GECI Spanish S.A. For the acquisition of a voice and data aeronautical communications system, aimed at the control tower of the Jorge Chavez International Airport.
Within the Corpac facilities, they met at a work table, the representatives of the company GECI Spanish S.A. and Corpac in which they presented the peculiarities of the aforementioned project that will strengthen and protect the communications of the air navigation service, contributing significantly to the operational security of the main air terminal of the country. Representatives of the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics also participated in this activity.
The acquired system has been designed under a modern architecture, with high availability and schemes of active/passive redundancy. It also incorporates network segmentation, protection firewalls, encryption in auxiliary IP links and a 24/7 continuous monitoring system. All this in compliance with international regulations such as ICAO, ED-137, ISO 27001 and NIST, in addition to having contingency protocols for possible failures or cyber attacks.
In this context, the CMS (AMIS) system included in the solution will allow operators and technicians to collect data in real time, analyze critical information and make informed decisions to ensure efficient and safe functioning of the communications system. In addition, it is designed to operate with different levels of user hierarchy, differentiating between maintenance, operation, control and supervision functions.
With this action, Corpac reaffirms its commitment to the security of civil aviation, the modernization of the countrys air navigation system and the continuous improvement of the services provided to all Peruvians and visitors of Peru.