TE Connectivity (TE) has installed its InterReach Fusion distributed antenna system (DAS) at Copenhagen Airport in Scandinavia, to provide improved interior wireless coverage to passengers and airport employees.
Danish operators TDC, TT-netværket (Telia and Telenor), and Hi3G will take ownership of the DAS and operate it to deliver 2G, 3G, and 4G services in the 900/1800MHz, 2100MHz, and 2600MHz frequency bands as well as LTE MIMO service.
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The in-building wireless network will also support all of Denmark’s major mobile service providers.
TE collaborated with Caverion in Denmark to cover the airport concourses. Around 83 remote antennas, related hubs, and both fibre and CATV cabling were installed.
Caverion spokesman Klaus Kjeldsen said: "The airport was in need of better interior mobile coverage and capacity to meet the increasing demand, and the InterReach Fusion DAS from TE will give travelers and employees the world-class mobile services they desire."
The wireless coverage will allow the airport to offer improved mobile connectivity to passengers while supporting its 1,700 staff that depends on mobile devices to facilitate critical communications.
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By GlobalDataTE Connectivity wireless business unit vice-president Peter Wraight said: "Reliable mobile communication is a critical service at airports, where schedules change quickly and passengers and employees need to maintain contact."
Copenhagen Airport serves more than 24 million passengers annually.
Image: Copenhagen Airport passenger terminal aerial. Photo: courtesy of: Alexander Jonsson.
