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Air Traffic Control Systems
IGB services include the design and preparation of instrument approach procedures, studies for the definition of equipment, its specification and design, complimented where necessary by sophisticated computer modelling techniques for surveying and selecting sites for navigational aids, including the prediction of ILS sensitive areas.
Project Management
IGB manages turnkey projects for a range of airport equipment, including navigation systems such as ILS, DVOR, DME, NDB, radio and telephone communications, airfield ground lighting and air traffic systems, control consoles and displays.
Typically, these projects will include civil works, antenna rigging, high voltage supply networks to remote airfield sites, fibre optic networks and LANs, cable trenching and laying, antenna and cabin foundations and grading of the ILS glidepath beam-forming area.
Training
IGB has developed a series of courses for personnel who are responsible for the operation, maintenance and management of airport and aviation ground systems. These courses are tailored to individual client needs and can be provided, if suitable, at the client's facilities. Students will receive appropriate certification for the training.
However, additional elements of the training, which may fall within the competence of external authorities, are submitted for external examination, leading to the award of recognised qualifications.
Figure 1: Air Traffic Control Systems