Aviation

Pavement condition monitoring

Operational safety & continuity

Weather monitoring is vital for operational continuity at airports. It enables airports to prioritize safety, manage schedules effectively, plan for major weather events, make data-driven decisions, and enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction. With a comprehensive weather monitoring system and the support of AEM’s Meteorological Services Team, airports can confidently navigate environmental challenges and maintain uninterrupted operations.

When runways become icy or covered in snow, they pose significant safety risks to aircraft operations, ground crews, and passengers. Monitoring runways for ice allows airports to promptly identify and assess hazardous conditions, enabling them to take appropriate measures to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone present. By staying vigilant and informed about runway conditions, airports can implement necessary de-icing procedures, adjust flight schedules, and communicate critical information to pilots, ensuring safe landings, take-offs, and ground operations.

Weather-responsive management, facilitated by continuous weather monitoring, enables airports to protect the safety and productivity of ground crews. By aligning operations with weather conditions, airports can optimize crew schedules, prioritize tasks, and respond efficiently to changing weather patterns. This coordination minimizes schedule disruptions, increases productivity, and maintains the operational continuity of key airport functions.

Pavement condition monitoring

Track icy runways

Get ahead of icing events with weather tracking and alerting that let you know to start de-icing procedures. Our road sensors are NTCIP-compliant with Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and offer a non-proprietary, open architecture design that allows maximum flexibility in choosing road weather sensors and telemetry options.

When runways become icy or covered in snow, they pose significant safety risks to aircraft operations, ground crews, and passengers. Monitoring runways for ice allows airports to promptly identify and assess hazardous conditions, enabling them to take appropriate measures to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone present. By staying vigilant and informed about runway conditions, airports can implement necessary de-icing procedures, adjust flight schedules, and communicate critical information to pilots, ensuring safe landings, take-offs, and ground operations.