Frequentis leads EU SESAR project on next-generation air traffic control systems
Austria's Frequentis heads a 14-partner NATICA consortium building next-generation air traffic services platforms over 36 months, per a company press release.
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what happened
Austria's Frequentis AG, according to a press release distributed via pressetext, has taken the lead on the newly launched SESAR Joint Undertaking project NATICA. The initiative aims to build a next-generation air traffic services platform based on a cloud-native, service-oriented architecture.
The consortium includes 14 partners, among them Deutsche Lufthansa, DFS, DLR, GE Aerospace, Honeywell International, Leidos, NATS and Skyguide. The project was launched in September 2026 and will run for 36 months, with core technologies to be validated up to Technology Readiness Level 6.
The company also said it will host a webinar on the project on October 29.
why it matters
For shareholders of Frequentis, which trades in Vienna and Frankfurt, this is a long-term project with no immediate effect on financials. The company reported 2025 revenues of EUR 580 million and EBIT of EUR 47 million.
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- PTA-News: Frequentis AG: Frequentis leads European SESAR project to advance next-generation air traffic control systems — Reuters, 23 October 2026 at 08:05 UTC
- Frequentis leads European SESAR project to advance next-generation air traffic control systems — Reuters, 23 October 2026 at 08:05 UTC
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