Motorola improves emergency communication at Narita Airport

The Wave PTX system of Motorola Solutions has expanded the reach and capacity of this airport's mission-critical Tetra communications network, one of the busiest in Japan for passenger and cargo traffic.

With the aim of strengthening the security of its multiple operations, he Narita International Airport has deployed the broadband communication service Wave PTX of Motorola Solutions, which relies on the Tetra digital radio system and the devices ST7000 from this manufacturer.

This reliable and robust solution allows staff tocoordinate and protect critical services of this airport, one of the busiest in the country for passenger and cargo traffic. Wave PTX supports instant and interoperable communication through different devices and terrestrial mobile radio networks, LTE and 5G, including smartphones, radios and computers.

This system enables flexible communications across networks and devices to enhance the security of all operations of the installation, by connecting the airport with external partners, including emergency services, surveillance companies and other providers.

How do you explain Joe Tse, sales director of Motorola Solutions for North Asia, 'The Tetra communication system at Narita Airport provides reliable performance for more than 5.000 users and supports the coordinated transport of around 85.000 passengers every day. Wave PTX is improving collaboration between this facility and Japan's public safety agencies, strengthening security and productivity.

The deployment of Wave PTX at Narita Airport follows the expansion of its mission-critical Tetra communications system at five major airport facilities in Japan to improve coordination and service delivery between critical functions and security operations.