Even in today’s digital age, it is not surprising that some major aviation
hubs in Asia are still very much entrenched in manual procedures – from
recording flight information to taking down customers’ meal requests. The
information recorded on paper is then re-entered and filed into a
computerized system. Such inefficiency in processes potentially impacts
customer satisfaction and hinders business operations inadvertently
caused by human error.
Korea Air spent nearly three years evaluating for a communication system
that best meet their needs and the airline business operating environment.
A secure digital system that allows flexibility for integrated voice
communications and data applications as well as scalable for future
enhancement or integration into the IT system.
TETRA's Digital Efficiency
“Using conventional radio voice communications and manual entry
for ground work limits business process innovation. We chose a
(TErrestrial Trunked Radio) TETRA-based TRS private network to
enable us to implement new working practices on a secure and
ultra-reliable framework,” said Lee Hyogeun, general manager, IT
Department, Korean Air.
The system that went live in May 2008 is now fully operational, and
serves about 4,000 employees – who rely on Motorola’s MTP850
TETRA portable for their daily operations. The MTP850 portable
comes customized with a Korean language keypad, conveniently
allowing users to send and receive data or instructions from the
control room. Information such as maintenance, flights changes,
and the schedule of airplanes, transportation of passengers and
cargo, and loading in-flight meals can be communicated and
Even in today’s digital age, it is not surprising that some major aviationhubs in Asia are still very much entrenched in manual procedures – fromrecording flight information to taking down customers’ meal requests. Theinformation recorded on paper is then re-entered and filed into acomputerized system. Such inefficiency in processes potentially impactscustomer satisfaction and hinders business operations inadvertentlycaused by human error.Korea Air spent nearly three years evaluating for a communication systemthat best meet their needs and the airline business operating environment.A secure digital system that allows flexibility for integrated voicecommunications and data applications as well as scalable for futureenhancement or integration into the IT system.TETRA's Digital Efficiency“Using conventional radio voice communications and manual entryfor ground work limits business process innovation. We chose a(TErrestrial Trunked Radio) TETRA-based TRS private network toenable us to implement new working practices on a secure andultra-reliable framework,” said Lee Hyogeun, general manager, ITDepartment, Korean Air.The system that went live in May 2008 is now fully operational, andserves about 4,000 employees – who rely on Motorola’s MTP850TETRA portable for their daily operations. The MTP850 portablecomes customized with a Korean language keypad, convenientlyallowing users to send and receive data or instructions from theควบคุมห้อง ข้อมูลเช่นการบำรุงรักษา การเปลี่ยนแปลงเที่ยวบินและกำหนดเวลาของเครื่องบิน ขนส่งผู้โดยสาร และขนส่งสินค้า และการโหลดอาหารบนเครื่องบินสามารถอธิบาย และ
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