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With an investment of US $ 7.2 million, the new system will be interconnected with 16 countries, all Corpac headquarters nationwide and various strategic entities of the aeronautical sector.The Peruvian airport corporation and commercial aviation (CORPAC) has initiated the design and installation process of the aeronautical message management system - AMHS (Aeronautical Message Handling System), a latest generation platform that will optimize the exchange of essential aeronautical messages for safe, efficient and timely air navigation in Peru.
This new system, which will represent an investment close to US $ 7.2 million, will be implemented in a period of 420 days, then signed the contract (27.04.2025) and will have a National Management Center located in the new facilities under construction at the headquarters of Corpac in Callao.
The AMHS system will be interconnected with 16 countries at the international level, and linked through terminals with all the CORPAC operational units of all airports, as well as with key entities of the sector, including the Peru Air Force (FAP), the Navy of Peru, the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC), Lima Airport and the commercial airlines that operate in the country.
Thanks to the technical support of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the incorporation of the AMHS system positions Peru as one of the leading aeronautical communications countries within the South American region (SAM), together with Brazil, the only country that currently has this technology in an integral way. The new system guarantees safe and modern interoperability with the Global Aeronautical Communications Network.
Way to the Swim environment
The AMHS system also represents a strategic step towards the future implementation of the SWIM environment (System Wide Information Management), which constitutes the integrated information management architecture within the framework of the concept of global single sky promoted by ICAO. This environment will allow sharing aeronautical, meteorological and operational information in real time, significantly improving collaborative decision making (CDM) in airspace.
Currently, Brazil is the only country in the Sam region with operational components of the SWIM environment, and with the implementation of the new AMHS system, Peru is positioned as the next natural candidate for its adoption, consolidating its regional role in the modernization of air navigation and the digital exchange of aeronautical information.
Designed under international standards, AMHS will manage all kinds of aeronautical messages generated by technical-operative personnel: air traffic controllers, aeronautical station operators (OAS), COM-MET operators, AFIS operators, AIS specialists, meteorologists and technicians in aeronautical telecommunications, among others.
The system has been awarded to the Thales -Stinville consortium and complies entirely with the standards established by ICAO, as well as with the requirements of the aeronautical regulations of Peru (rap) and the current national regulations, thus contributing to the consolidation of a global, harmonized and high -reliability air navigation system.
