Company showcases the future of ATM with critical systems and AAM solutions
In booth H1180, Atech will highlight the ATM products, a set of airspace management and control solutions. Among the novelties, the company will present its latest success case: the Single Air Traffic Management Platform (SingleATM Platform), and the IFPPMS (Integrated Flight Plan and Flow Management System), which has been in full operation since 2024. Both systems were developed in partnership with DECEA (Airspace Control Department), the Brazilian ANSP.
SingleATM Platform
The SingleATM Platform is an HW and SW structure to host critical ATM systems based on services and open architecture, sustained by five pillars: capacity, efficiency, operational environment, operational security, and software security. This platform aims to reduce expansion, integration, and maintenance costs and increase interoperability among ATM systems. It will also increase ATM systems’ cybersecurity level, adhering to international standards. This SingleATM Platform can be hosted on on-premises hardware or a private or public cloud.
The red rectangle represents the SingleATM platform, which will host the services/microservices for different ATM systems (blue and green rectangles).
IFPPMS (Integrated Flight Plan and Flow Management System)
As part of this challenge, ANSPs needed to provide commercial airlines and general aviation with an easy, technological way of planning and filling out their flight plans. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure that this flight plan follows the ICAO and national regulations, passes all the instances of flight plan approval, and is viable regarding the ATFM daily operations. Finally, ANSPs needed to provide all stakeholders involved in aviation with the same situational awareness about their flight plan status.
To accomplish with this challenge, Atech developed the IFPFMS (Integrated Flight Plan and Flow Management System), which is in fully operation since 2024, increasing the efficiency in flight plan processing and flow management process for the entire Brazilian airspace.
Advanced Air Mobility
Among the solutions on display will be the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) for managing Urban Air Traffic Management (UATM) operations, developed in partnership with Eve Air Mobility – a subsidiary of Embraer.
Always seeking innovation and committed to building a safer, more sustainable, and efficient ecosystem, Atech recently led the first drone delivery for Correios (Brazilian post office), in Curitiba, Paraná. This milestone further demonstrates the growing reality of unmanned vehicles becoming part of daily urban life, revolutionizing both mobility and goods delivery.