ABARs / Airports

Optimize flight operations and runway management

Operational precision that improves airfield performance.

Operational precision that improves airfield performance.

Operational precision that improves airfield performance.

Reduce the risk of
a runway excursion

More and more airports today are joining our ABARnet™ reporting network and experiencing firsthand how Aircraft Braking Action Reports (ABARs) can contribute to safe, compliant, and more cost-efficient runway operations. 

Together, airports and airlines are forging a new era in landing safety using ABARs that provide today's most precise, accurate insight into the braking friction available on runways and how those conditions may be changing by the minute. 

How quickly are your runways deteriorating?

Real-time ABARs tell you, by the minute, about the actual braking friction experienced by a landing aircraft, with specific insight into whether your runways are getting better or worse. These reports can point to the heightened risk of a runway excursion due to inclement weather or excessive rubber build-up. Wet or moist conditions, rubber, paint, and other contaminants are a year-round risk airports – and landing pilots need to know.

No more guesswork 

ABARs’ analytic insight is based on data pulled directly from the onboard sensors and systems of a landing aircraft. This knowledge translates into smarter decision-making around runway scheduling, usage, and ongoing maintenance to keep your airport operations humming.

Reducing maintenance costs

Optimizing airport operations

You’ll eliminate overly optimistic or pessimistic assessments of runway conditions, a risk that many airports face today. Your flight and runway scheduling will experience less delays, less diversions, and more predictability about operational impacts and how to respond.

You’ll control runway maintenance costs with more precise schedules – plowing, cleaning, chemical treatments, etc. – that match the needs of your runways.




You’ll control runway maintenance costs with more precise schedules – plowing, cleaning, chemical treatments, etc. – that match the needs of your runways.

You’ll control runway maintenance costs with more precise schedules – plowing, cleaning, chemical treatments, etc. – that match the needs of your runways.

You’ll comply with the FAA directive to explore bringing ABARs into your SOPs – a "recommended action" that may become a mandate one day.


You’ll comply with the FAA directive to adopt ABARs into your standard operating procedures – a recommendation that may become a mandate one day.

You’ll comply with the FAA directive to adopt ABARs into your standard operating procedures – a recommendation that may become a mandate one day.

Customizable pricing

The ABARnet™ reporting network is entirely cloud-based, with a range of customizable pricing options depending on your operational needs and budget.

Contact us to determine the best model for you.

"Our airport partners appreciate having hard data and insights about braking performance and therefore the real-time conditions across their airfields."

Joe Vickers, CEO

Aviation Safety Technologies

"Our airport partners appreciate having hard data and insights about braking performance and therefore the real-time conditions across their airfields."

Joe Vickers, CEO

Aviation Safety Technologies

"Our airport partners appreciate having hard data and insights about braking performance and therefore the real-time conditions across their airfields."

Joe Vickers, CEO

Aviation Safety Technologies

"Our airport partners appreciate having hard data and insights about braking performance and therefore the real-time conditions across their airfields."

Joe Vickers, CEO

Aviation Safety Technologies

summary

Why ABARs are an
FAA imperative

Use approved data directly from aircraft

Comply with industry standards

Available through global cloud-based network

Available for any aircraft type - Boeing, Airbus. etc.

Radar-based products miss the mark

let's talk

Get on board with precise reports

summary

Why ABARs are an FAA imperative

Use approved data directly from aircraft

Comply with industry standards

Available through global cloud-based network

Available for any aircraft type - Boeing, Airbus. etc.

Radar-based products miss the mark

let's talk

Get on board with precise reports

summary

Why ABARs are an
FAA imperative

Use approved data directly from aircraft

Comply with industry standards

Available through global cloud-based network

Available for any aircraft type - Boeing, Airbus. etc.

Radar-based products miss the mark

let's talk

Get on board with precise reports

summary

Why ABARs are an
FAA imperative

Use approved data directly from aircraft

Comply with industry standards

Available through global cloud-based network

Available for any aircraft type - Boeing, Airbus. etc.

Radar-based products miss the mark

let's talk

Get on board with precise reports