Inverness Airport, an international airport in northern Scotland, recently went operational with its InNOVA Approach and Tower display surveillance data processing system. Indra managed to install the system less than three months after being awarded the contract by Highlands and Islands Airports (HIAL). HIAL is a public corporation operating and managing 11 airports in Scotland, UK.

“We have been working closely with Indra to implement this upgrade to our Inverness air traffic

The Civil Aviation Department of Hong Kong has awarded Indra with a contract for provision of services in carrying out flight trials of Ground-Based Augmentation System (GBAS) at the Hong Kong International Airport. 

The Civil Aviation Department of Hong Kong has awarded a tender to Indra’s Norwegian subsidiary through an open tender exercise for provision of services in carrying out GBAS flight trials at the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). Indra will provide NORMARC GBAS

We are proud to have been awarded a turnkey contract by Qatar Civil Aviation Authority for the provision of NORMARC Navigational Aids. We thereby continue as sole supplier of safety-critical landing systems.  

Indra Navia has been awarded a turnkey project by Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) for the installation of their NORMARC ILS 32-elements localizer antenna at Hamad International Airport, and of NORMARC DVOR (Doppler VHF Omnidirectional Range) and DME (Distance

Indra Navia’s next generation systems will play a key role managing the busiest airport in Europe and one of the main hubs in the world. 

NATS has awarded Indra Navia the contract to supply London Heathrow Airport with their latest generation InNOVA product for Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control (A-SMGCS).

London Heathrow has been a user of Indra Tower systems since the early ‘90s. Currently there are four separate Indra systems installed at Heathrow; a tower display

Aalborg Airport has recently started to operate with its new instrument landing system from Indra Navia, and has been thereby upgraded to a CAT III airport. This is an important step in improving flight efficiency at Aalborg Airport, which ranks as Denmark’s third most busy airport.

The project was a cooperation between Aalborg Airport, Danish air navigation service provider Naviair, and Indra Navia. Indra Navia delivered a NORMARC landing system as well as distance measuring equipment (DME).