Raytheon in Asia

Raytheon says tapping into Asia’s urgent need to update its air traffic management (ATM) infrastructure to handle rapid growth in air traffic is one of its key priorities. The company recently responded to a request for proposals from Vietnam and Thailand, and opportunities are surfacing in Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, said the U.S. company. In the Middle East, it has set up its AutoTrac III (AT3) system at Dubai World Central’s Al Maktoum International Airport, and this is due to be operational by the end of 2012.

“We are going to franchise AutoTrac,” Andrew Zogg, vice president, business development, told AIN. “We will look at broader partnerships, more licensing, more industrial relations.”

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