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The new network will interconnect all aeronautical systems and link the control tower, the new passenger terminal and the radar control centerThe Ministry of Transport and Communications, through the Peruvian Corporation of Airports and Commercial Aviation (CORPAC,) today received the 127 kilometers of fiber optic that will be installed at the Jorge Chavez International Airport to interconnect all aeronautical systems and electronic equipment that operates in the air terminal.
The new network, which will have a double circuit: one main reserve or redundancy that will operate in case the first fails, will also connect the new control tower, the new passenger terminal and the radar control center, from where all the countrys air traffic is supervised.
As planned, the installation of the new fiber optic network begins tomorrow and is part of Corpacs strategic plan to optimize the interaction between all air navigation equipment and its different components, as well as the different airport services.
Among the main advantages of this new network are the possibility of transmitting data in real and high speed, as well as offering simultaneous connectivity without risks of saturation or loss of information.
It also stands out for its high resistance against electromagnetic interference and adverse conditions. From the technical point of view, it is a solid infrastructure that facilitates the incorporation of state -of -the -art technologies.
With this acquisition, Corpac reaffirms its commitment that Jorge Chavez International Airport has modern equipment and tools that guarantee operational continuity, safety and efficiency. The 127 -kilometer network not only responds to current needs, but also anticipates future challenges, ensuring that the air terminal has an infrastructure prepared for its growth and modernization.
