Setup, Support & Future Readiness (5)
Yes. AMS is designed to evolve with the aviation industry. AMS can support future aviation needs such as drone operations, Advanced Air Mobility, emerging technologies, changing regulations, expanded reporting needs, and new operational environments.
Yes. AMS is built around responsive, long-term support. AMS works with airports to help them use the system, understand the information, refine reporting, respond to needs, and get practical value from the data.
Not necessarily. AMS is designed to support airports without requiring them to replace existing systems. It can provide additional awareness, reporting, and decision support that helps airports better understand activity and prepare for future aviation needs.
The best next step is to contact AMS to discuss your airport’s needs, goals, operational challenges, reporting priorities, or community concerns.
Typical setup needs may include a suitable equipment location, power access, an antenna location with line of sight to the runway area, and a hardwired or suitable Wi-Fi connection. Cellular communication may also be an option depending on the airport’s needs. AMS can work with the airport to discuss the best setup approach for its environment.