EANA switches lightning detection provider, expects $600,000 annual savings

EANA switches lightning detection provider, expects $600,000 annual savings
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EANA changed its lightning detection service provider from MARDET SRL to a new supplier that is offering 60 days of free service and anticipates annual savings of US$600,000 compared with the nearly US$1.2 million previously paid.

The new service is planned to cover 57 airports in the National Airport System, expanding from the earlier rollout that covered about 26 airports, and uses broadband ground‑based sensors that trigger yellow alerts for lightning activity within roughly 15 km, sending email and SMS notifications.

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