SDI and Saab will work to provide on-site project management and integrate the latter’s Aerobahn surface management solution with the new SAFE EMS.
Saab Traffic Management business unit head Anders Carp said: “The SDI Team brings significant technical depth and airport operations expertise to our team and will ensure that SAFE will embody best practices from Phoenix Sky Harbor and other major airports in the US.
“We look forward to combining their system integration, implementation, and risk mitigation skills with Saab’s state-of-the-art EMS solution.”
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, which serves about 40 million passengers per year, is owned and operated by the City of Phoenix through its aviation department.
The department will implement an advanced EMS to replace the existing computer aided dispatch (CAD) system for the Airport Command Center (CC).
Saab’s new SAFE EMS software offers a CAD solution and a variety of security systems.
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By GlobalDataUnder the terms of the contract, SDI will deploy a team of airport technology and operation experts to provide product configuration tailored to Phoenix’s operations.
SDI CEO David Gupta said: “We have been aware of the great technology and functional fit that Saab has been providing airports over the years, and are excited to team with them in supporting the Phoenix Airport.
“We look forward to deploying an impactful event management system to enhance the airport’s domain awareness and overall security.”