Jay Clemens
Lockheed Martin will implement a route analysis tool at Orlando International Airport in order to help the airport analyze route scenarios.
The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority will use the BEONTRA-built B Route Development technology to examine route schemes and send the data to airlines via mobile applications, Lockheed said Monday.
Lockheed acquired BEONTRA in early 2014 and GOAA is the first B Route Development customer in the U.S.
“Welcoming Orlando International Airport as the first airport using B Route Development in the U.S. is a great honor for Lockheed Martin,” said Christian Roth, CEO of BEONTRA.
“We are thrilled to work with GOAA and to support them in the expansion of their route network,” Roth added.
