AFTN TERMINAL 5.0

AFTN TERMINAL by SOUTHERN REGION AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES is a professional-grade messaging workstation for the Aeronautical Fixed Telecommunication Network (AFTN). It streamlines the composition, validation, transmission, and tracking of ICAO-standard messages used by air traffic and aeronautical information services. Built for 24/7 control-room operations, it helps towers, ACCs, FICs, AIS/AIM units, and airport operations manage critical communications with confidence.

Key features:

• Comprehensive AFTN messaging: compose, send, receive, and print standard ICAO message types, including FPL, CHG, DLA, CNL, DEP, ARR, NOTAM-related messages, and MET messages (METAR, SPECI, TAF).
• Smart addressing and routing: manage 8-letter AFTN addresses, distribution lists, and priority handling (SS, DD, FF, GG).
• Message validation: built-in templates and syntax checks to reduce formatting errors and rejections.
• Real-time monitoring: live message queues, delivery status, and link health indicators for situational awareness.
• Searchable archive: complete message history with timestamps and acknowledgments, plus export options for reporting.
• Operations-ready: role-based access control, audit logs, and configurable alerts to support continuous service.
• Interoperability: connects to existing AFTN switches or gateways and can interface with AIS, ATC, and meteorological systems, depending on local integration needs.

Benefits:

• Improves operational efficiency and message integrity.
• Reduces turnaround time for flight plans and aeronautical information.
• Enhances traceability and oversight in busy ATS environments.

Note: Features, interfaces, and deployment options may vary by facility and configuration.

AFTN TERMINAL is developed by SOUTHERN REGION AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES. The most popular version of this product among our users is 5.0. The names of program executable files are AFTN_Terminal.exe, Term.exe.

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