Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has appointed defence and security company Saab to deploy its Aerobahn airport collaborative decision-making (A-CDM) solution at the airport.
The Swedish company will deliver its Aerobahn CDM platform, along with its A-CDM Milestone Manager and pre-departure sequencer.
It will also provide support and maintenance services at HKIA.
The CDM platform, which is in line with UROCONTROL A-CDM implementation guidelines, will help maximise the airport’s efficiency and enable customisation based on its needs.
The Aerobahn A-CDM Milestone Manager enables information sharing and milestone-tracking capabilities meeting the recommendations of governance organisations EUROCONTROL, ETSI, EUROCAE, and ICAO ASBU.
The solution provides flight information and implements real-time progress updates in line with business-standard 16 A-CDM milestones.

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By GlobalDataSaab traffic management head Anders Carp said: "Saab’s Aerobahn CDM Suite enables customers to incrementally implement A-CDM all the way through to advanced levels and we are looking forward to a partnership with all relevant stakeholders at the airport.
"This award is further confirmation of Aerobahn’s power and flexibility since Saab has been chosen in a fiercely competitive market."
The system, which has been in production for over 12 years, is installed at 27 airports across the world.
Earlier this month, Saab also installed an SR-3 surface movement radar (SMR) at Vaclav Havel Airport in Prague, Czech Republic.