Innovative Flight Assistance at AERO 2025
At this year’s AERO show in Friedrichshafen, Germany the team of KAPI, along with the representatives of German avionics manufacturer f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS will present the latest features of their flight assistance system (FAS) while also providing an exclusive outlook for planned future developments.
The FAS, also known as “non tower flight operations” is a pathbreaking solution to assist operators at airfields for public or restricted use.
The FAS, also known as “non tower flight operations” is a pathbreaking solution to assist operators at airfields for public or restricted use.
Around the clock, this system offers pilots information regarding take-offs and landings by using the latest technology.
A synthetic phonetic output, which provides essential information to optimize the radio communication between cockpit and ground station, is a central feature of the FAS.
Thanks to its modular design, the system can be expanded to improve the radio range in areas with restricted radio coverage. Up-to-date airfield information is available to airfield operators and pilots at any time by way of web access or app.
At this year’s AERO show in Friedrichshafen, Germany the team of KAPI, along with the representatives of German avionics manufacturer f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS will present the latest features of their flight assistance system (FAS).
With their Flight Assistance System, KAPI and f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS are setting new standards for safety and efficiency in flight operations. See the teams during AERO 2025 and experience the future of flight assistance for yourself!
Hall B1 Stand 102
https://www.funkeavionics.de/en/
www.fas-online.com
The FAS, also known as “non tower flight operations” is a pathbreaking solution to assist operators at airfields for public or restricted use.
The FAS, also known as “non tower flight operations” is a pathbreaking solution to assist operators at airfields for public or restricted use.
Around the clock, this system offers pilots information regarding take-offs and landings by using the latest technology.
A synthetic phonetic output, which provides essential information to optimize the radio communication between cockpit and ground station, is a central feature of the FAS.
Thanks to its modular design, the system can be expanded to improve the radio range in areas with restricted radio coverage. Up-to-date airfield information is available to airfield operators and pilots at any time by way of web access or app.
At this year’s AERO show in Friedrichshafen, Germany the team of KAPI, along with the representatives of German avionics manufacturer f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS will present the latest features of their flight assistance system (FAS).
With their Flight Assistance System, KAPI and f.u.n.k.e. AVIONICS are setting new standards for safety and efficiency in flight operations. See the teams during AERO 2025 and experience the future of flight assistance for yourself!
Hall B1 Stand 102
https://www.funkeavionics.de/en/
www.fas-online.com
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