Flight-tracking and data provider Passur Aerospace is here at NBAA promoting its full line of flight information products, anchored by a database of decision-making software powered by a growing international network of passive radars at more than 110 airports worldwide.
The company (Booth No. 4619) offers both information and decision algorithms to supply air traffic “solutions” to more than 50 airports, dozens of airlines and, most notably to attendees of this NBAA convention, more than 200 corporate aviation customers. However, those solutions offer a “twist.” Passur can track aircraft blocked by the FAA/NBAA block-aircraft-registration-request program by means of its network of “passive radars” (which detect transponder signals). The company has also created and implemented collaborative Web-based software that allows customers to share information instantly to improve individual and joint decision making.
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