Improve aviation safety with accurate aircraft positioning

ADS-B technology improves aviation safety in several areas, by enhancing situational awareness for pilots, planners, and controllers, who can then make more efficient use of available airspace.

Meteorological institutes may also benefit from aircraft weather data to obtain more precise forecasts.

Within aviation, ADS-B is used to broadcast aircraft telemetry, that is picked up via terrestrial ground stations or satellite receivers. This enables airline operations and air traffic controller networks to track movements and accurately position aircraft in the air and on the ground, supplementing existing radar positioning systems. 

Antennas and receivers from ADSB SUPPORT

ADSB SUPPORT provides a secure aviation-grade “ADS-B Network” to aviation operations. Every aircraft with “ADS-B out” sends data about its position. This data is intercepted via ADSB SUPPORT antennas which are connected to our receivers. 

Depending on the placement of the antenna, there can be a big difference in the range an ADS-B receiver kit can receive signals from. Therefore, it is necessary to have receivers in several locations to ensure coverage over larger areas. At the same time, the altitude of the aircraft can impact the range of the ADS-B signal, which makes it important to be able to intercept signals from different altitudes.

Who we are and what we do

ADSB SUPPORT receives data from aviation operations worldwide. Data is used for flight planning, flight tracking, and weather forecasting purposes, which is necessary for aircraft operators to plan, monitor, and track routes for their fleet.