Frequentis USA says it has produced 15,000 air-to-ground protocol converters for the FAA.
Credit: Frequentis
Frequentis USA says it has produced 15,000 protocol converter units the FAA needs to move legacy air traffic control voice systems to internet protocol (IP)-based communications. The U.S. subsidiary of Vienna, Austria-based Frequentis was awarded a $477 million contract from the FAA in February 2024...
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