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Automation Systems
Raytheon's fully integrated surveillance and flight data processing systems are safely controlling air traffic in every part of the world.
AutoTrac Air Traffic Management System
Raytheon's AutoTrac™ family of open architecture, fully integrated surveillance and flight data processing systems support a full range of safety nets and are applicable from a small airport system to a large National ATM system.
AutoTrac III - Raytheon's Next Generation ATM automation system
STARS
The FAA's Standard Terminal Automation Replacement System (STARS) is a key element of the FAA and DoD ATC modernization plans.
STARS LITE
The STARS LITE system provides an exciting new low cost product for use at general aviation airports utilizing the STARS system as its foundation.
Raytheon Automation Systems in Service Around the World
Amsterdam Advanced Air Traffic Control System
The Netherlands officially placed their AutoTrac automation system into operational service in 1998 at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
China Programs
Raytheon's AutoTrac air traffic management system is operational at Beijing International Airport.
Hong Kong ATC Center
The new air traffic control system at Chek Lap Kok airport in Hong Kong features Raytheon's AutoTrac automation system, successfully commissioned in 1998.
Germany P1 ATC Automation System
Continuing a 20-plus year relationship between the companies, Germany's DFS selected Raytheon to supply new ATC equipment and services for the P1 Air Traffic Control Automation System.
Norway Control
Norway's AutoTrac system has been operational since 1996 and was the first open architecture system in the world.