Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina – ATG Airports has successfully secured a contract to upgrade the Airfield Ground Lighting (AGL) control system at Comodoro Rivadavia Airport, Argentina, building on its previous successful supply and installation of the airport’s original control system.

The latest contract reflects the airport’s continued confidence in ATG Airports’ engineering expertise and its ability to deliver tailored solutions that support evolving operational requirements.

The project will enhance the existing control system through software modifications, improved functionality and updates to the operator interface. These improvements are designed to provide airport personnel with clearer visual information, more intuitive controls and greater flexibility in managing the airfield lighting infrastructure.

The upgrade will also incorporate enhancements to runway lighting control, system monitoring and operational procedures, helping to ensure the control system continues to meet the airport’s needs. Commissioning and final implementation will be undertaken by ATG Airports to ensure the upgraded system is fully integrated and ready for operational use.

As part of the project, ATG Airports will provide updated computer and display equipment, essential spare parts, and comprehensive operation and maintenance documentation. On-site training will also be delivered to maintenance personnel and control tower operators, supporting the effective operation and ongoing maintenance of the upgraded system.

This award represents an important continuation of ATG Airports’ relationship with Comodoro Rivadavia Airport. Having supplied the original AGL control system, the company is pleased to be working with the airport once again, providing enhancements that build on the existing installation and extend its capabilities.

ATG Airports’ approach combines established engineering knowledge with a commitment to understanding the specific requirements of each airport. By developing and upgrading systems to meet operational needs, the company helps airport operators maintain dependable infrastructure while adapting to future demands.

The project further demonstrates ATG Airports’ international experience in airfield lighting control and its commitment to providing long-term support to airport customers around the world.