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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloglu announced that the domestic and national air traffic monitoring software ?RADE has started to be used in Istanbul Airport and Mugla Dalaman Airport. Minister Uraloglu said, “We have started work for the installation in Trabzon, Antalya, Mugla Milas Bodrum and ?zmir Adnan Menderes airports.”
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloglu reminded that the local and national air traffic imaging software Interactive Radar Analysis and Data Display (IRADE), developed by the General Directorate of State Airports Authority (DHM?), was first used at Istanbul Atatürk Airport and Çukurova Airport. Minister Uraloglu stated that ?RADE software has started to be used in Istanbul Airport and Mugla Dalaman Airport, and said, “Work has started for the installation in Trabzon, Antalya, Mugla Milas Bodrum and ?zmir Adnan Menderes Airports, and we expect the installations to be completed in the first half of 2025.”
Great Convenience in Air Traffic Management
Minister Uraloglu, who provided information about the software prepared by the Air Traffic Safety Electronics Personnel (ATSEP) and air traffic controllers, emphasized that ?RADE is a secure, high-tech system that complies with international standards. Minister Uraloglu, who emphasized that they attach importance to local and national elements in every project, stated, “The system provides great convenience to users in air traffic management by gathering various data sources such as real-time radar imaging, AWOS, ATIS and METAR data, flight plan data, NOTAM tracking and AIP access in a single interface.”
Full Integration Every Time
Minister Uraloglu underlined that ?RADE, which displays critical information obtained from different sources such as automatic air observation system data, AFTN and NOTAM data, current AIP access and meteorological radar and satellite data on a single screen, is indispensable for air traffic controllers. Minister Uraloglu said, “?RADE, which has high efficiency and flexible usage features, reduces our external dependency in critical systems and always provides full integration with the aviation industry, which is developing and growing every day.”
