Airfield Lighting Solutions

Company atg Airports
Date 24.05.2012
ATG Airports Airmail 01-02-12

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atg airports @ ICAO Workshop in Lima, Peru

atg airports' continued market expansion plans took us to South America, where we recently attended the ICAO Air Navigation Visual Aids Workshop at ICAO's South American Office in Lima, Peru.

Sydney Airport

The workshop was designed to inform and update the key airport operators in the region with the latest technologies in navigational visual aids and their applications, including developments in obstruction lighting and airfield lighting systems.

atg airports used the opportunity to showcase their latest LED developments including the IRIS runway LED lighting, APOLLO high intensity runway guard light (RGL) and PEARL, the medium intensity LED lighting system designed for regional airports airstrips.

UK LV Panel and Generator Replacement
Malta Supply, installation & commissioning of CCR's
Spain Supply of luminaires and signs
Indonesia Supply of luminaires
UK Supply of CCR's
Germany Supply of LED signs
New Zealand Supply of luminaires
UK Supply of CCR's, luminaires & transformers
Taiwan Supply of luminaires
Zimbabwe Supply of luminaires
India Supply of AGL spares
Bangladesh Supply of luminaires
Hong Kong Supply of obstruction lights


PEARL shines bright in Italy

atg airports are pleased to announce the successful completion of the contract to supply and install a medium intensity LED lighting system at Bresso Airfield, northern Milan. The airport, which plays an important role in regional air travel whilst acting as the home of Aero Club Milano, decided upon installing a low cost lighting system to provide them with safer operations and improved visual indication for approaching aircraft. The airport chose the PEARL LED System for its outstanding lighting performance, low power consumption, ease of installation and maintenance and affordability.

Sydney Airport

The medium intensity LED lighting system produces a photometric output in excess of the levels required by FAA L-861 and can be operated by the pilot using a handheld remote, providing complete control during approach. By utilising innovative LED technology, the eco-friendly, low power consumption PEARL units offer efficient and long lasting (typically 60,000 hours) illumination. Requiring virtually no assembly, the flexibility of the system allows it to be deployed on either grass or tarmac strips and, coupled with plug and play set-up of the lights, provides almost immediate operation.

Installed in conjunction with Monsud SpA and PRC Elettronica, the new PEARL system supplied included runway edge and combined threshold/runway end fittings, PAPI unit, windsock and a wireless remote control unit.

"Since the installation, the Italian Civil Aviation Authority (ENAC) has shown his appreciation for the system in respect of the low investment cost and the great performances achieved," said Christian Perrotti, Business Development Europe for atg airports. "The quality of the light output couple with the simplicity of the system really makes the PEARL system ideal for regional airports such as Bresso."

Experience proves crucial in Africa

Confirming its position as a leading provider of airfield lighting solutions around the world, atg airports are a pleased to announce the award of two prestigious contracts in Nigeria. Highlighting the diversity and technical expertise of its current product portfolio, atg will be supplying a wide range of equipment as part of a number of infrastructure developments in the West African country.

Sydney Airport
Photo courtesy of Shell

atg's experience of delivering market leading lighting products to the region was a major factor in being awarded the contract to supply oil giant Shell with 9 new LED helipad lighting systems. A selection of the latest LED technology is to be supplied as part of upgrades to a number of Shell helipads in the area including the latest ZA295 LED TLOF luminaires. The use of a reliable LED solution was important for the client as part of a drive to reduce energy consumption whilst a significantly increased life cycle will ease the work for on-site maintenance staff. In addition to the LED helipad lighting, atg airports were also responsible for supplying the seating pots and connector kits that are to be used with each system as well as floodlighting, illuminated windsock and a 240V control panel.

"Building on recent successes in Australia, South America, and South East Asia, the award of two significant contracts in Africa highlights the growth of the airport brand across the globe," says Andy Sole, Director of Strategic Development at atg airports.

"As we look to develop our range of airfield lighting equipment, we are delighted that such high profile customers have demonstrated their confidence in atg's products whilst also providing us with further opportunities to develop key relationships in the region."

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New faces at atg airportsChris Kenyon

atg airports, the UK based airfield lighting manufacturer, are delighted to announce the appointment of Chris Kenyon as General Manager of Support Services.

Prior to joining atg airports, Chris served as Finance Director of Precision Polymer Engineering Ltd, a part of the IDEX Corporation and previously as Managing Director of Prismo Product Services, the Road Product Manufacturing Division of Jarvis PLC. Chris also has experience of the aviation industry, serving as Financial Controller of Ferranti International PLC-Aerospace Systems Division.

"Chris brings a wealth of experience to the company, both from a financial background but also as a business leader, " said Mal McGuinness, CEO of atg airports Ltd. "atg have always been at forefront of the airfield lighting industry and with Chris's success across a variety of industries, we are now in a superb position to capitalise on the successes we have had in recent years."

Chris's influence will be extensive throughout the organisation but it's a challenge he is looking forward to. "I don't underestimate the responsibility of the role and the challenges that we will face during these financially demanding times. My objective is to support the aims of the business by maintaining a group of professional support functions working efficiently in the background and allowing main line business to continue to progress."

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