As a shareholder in Entry Point North we are delighted to see this state-of-the-art infrastructure in Dublin.” Traffic at Dublin Airport has grown significantly over the past few years and work is underway to develop a new parallel runway by 2020. “This innovative system is supporting our growing needs at Dublin Airport. – Said Entry Point North CEO Anne Kathrine Jensen, speaking at the launch.
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“Today marks another great milestone for Entry Point North Ireland we are a world-leading Air Traffic Management training provider and this technologically advanced tower simulator in Dublin positions us well in the years ahead.” Some of these positions are also suitable to use for approach or area control training. The setup provides room for five tower controller positions and up to eight pilot positions. The system provides an ultra-sharp picture, as 47,500 x 3,840 pixels are projected onto a 19 x 1.5-metre screen. It is also possible to show a 360° field of view on the physical 270° screen. The display system gives a 270° horizontal field of view, and has a diameter of 8 metres with a height of 1.5 metres. The new simulator consists of twenty-two 65″ UHD displays that are driven by a similar total of high-performance image generators incorporating top quality graphics cards. It will also provide an upgraded state-of-the-art tower simulator to support the most intricate extra training requirements and procedure evaluation for the proposed new runway for 2020. The expansion will serve to manage the increased training demand from Dublin ATC operations to handle the ever-increasing airport traffic. This installation enhances the expansion of Entry Point North Ireland operations in Ireland, whose core training centre is in Shannon Co Clare.
The new high-technology simulator, the second such installation in Europe following on from Entry Point North’s TWR simulator in Copenhagen, will be the platform in respect to all future aerodrome training for Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) Dublin-based air traffic control officers.
Entry Point North Ireland officially opened a new Air Traffic Control Tower Simulator at its Dublin Air Traffic Control Centre (ATCC) at Dublin Airport today (Tuesday, 27 June 2017).
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