Cleartronic today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, VoiceInterop, Inc., signed an agreement with the Edmonton Airports (officially the Edmonton Regional Airports Authority), Alberta, Canada, to provide a mission critical communication system for emergency response at Edmonton International Airport. Edmonton Airports is responsible for operation and management at this airport and also the Villeneuve Airport, the primary general aviation facility in the Edmonton region.
VoiceInterop offers an emergency communication solution called the “VoiceInterop Crash Phone,” a system that combines VoiceInterop’s engineered software with modern, commercial off-the-shelf products, fine-tuned to the needs of commercial aviation airports. VoiceInterop has engineered and will install, test and provide support for a customized state-of-the-art crash phone solution that provides instant voice communications from the air traffic control tower to the airport rescue firefighting station, communications center, and airport police serving this airport. The crash phone system is the most important piece of an airport’s communications systems.
“During an emergency, air traffic control tower personnel simply pick-up the phone and are connected instantly with a combination of first responders and airport operations staff. The ‘VoiceInterop Crash Phone’ system is already in use by many airports nationwide, and has been for many years,” said Larry Reid, CEO of Cleartonic.
Using VoiceInterop software, the system will connect state of the art IP telephones, the airport’s two-way radios, and overhead paging and alerting systems. The system is designed to accommodate the evolving requirements of the airport in the future by implementing minor changes in the software instead of budgeting for new infrastructure equipment.
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