2009 Tradeshows
- Sunhillo will exhibit at this renowned event showcasing our new Surveillance Data Distribution System (SDDS) and supporting product lines.
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- Sunhillo will exhibit and attend this event highlighting our NextGen military ATC solutions.
- Sunhillo will exhibit and attend this event highlighting our NextGen technologies applicable to the DoD and commercial airspace.
- Sunhillo will exhibit and attend this event highlighting our NextGen commercial and military ATM solutions.
March 17 - 19 ATC Global in Amsterdam
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May 5 - 7 2009
ATCA/FAA/NASA Technical Symposium in Atlantic City, New Jersey USASunhillo will exhibit and attend this event highlighting our Surveillance Gateway and ADS-B Simulation and Analysis tools.
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May 13 - 15
ICNS 2009 in Arlington, Virginia USASunhillo will exhibit and attend this event showcasing our integrated CNS technologies for advanced aeronautical digital information systems and applications supporting the future global air transportation systems.
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June 1 - 5
Navy/Marine Corp ATC Symposium in San Diego, California USA
June 8 - 11
CNS/ATM – Fusing Airspace Policy with Technology in Orlando, Florida USA
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November 4 - 7
54th ATCA Annual Conference and Exposition
News and Press Releases
- ITT achieves FAA milestone on ADS-B air traffic modernization program
- HERNDON, Va., September 16, 2008 – ITT Corporation today announced it has successfully deployed the Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) essential services system for southern Florida, achieving Initial Operational Capability (IOC) by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Sunhillo Corporation is key subcontractor on the ITT Team providing software, hardware and engineering services.
ADS-B is a key component of the FAA's Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) intended to increase safety and efficiency to meet the growing needs of air transportation. The essential services IOC milestone recognizes the availability of broadcast services of air traffic, as well as weather and aeronautical data information from 11 ADS-B ground stations in southern Florida. <more>