Civil Aviation Administration of China Archives

Cambridge Pixel to supply radar trackers to CAACSRI

Homeland October 24, 2017

Cambridge Pixel is to supply radar trackers, through local agent Aeroer, to the Second Institute of Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAACSRI) for integration with their modern airport surface movement systems. CAACSRI’s airport surface movement systems are currently being installed for upgrade and expansion projects in airports across south-west China, including at Chongqing Jiangbei ...

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