Flying Engineer

ATC Systems

An air traffic controller with a headset watching a radar display in a control tower overlooking the runway

Find atc systems companies by country and explore their services.

115 companies across 39 countriesPage 1 of 5Updated

  1. 1Request
  2. 2Contact

Get fast ATC systems quotes

Send one request and we pass it to ATC systems companies worldwide. Companies reply to you directly.

No account needed · Companies worldwide

58 companies worldwide

58 companies

ATC Systems companies

Showing 1–24 of 115Featured first

Featured listings appear first. About featured listings · 3 featured spots open in ATC Systems

View all aviation categories

Air traffic control systems and training

115 companies across 39 countries. Updated 18 October 2026.

Companies in this category supply the equipment, software and training behind air traffic control. That covers surveillance and navigation systems, controller working positions, voice communication, flight data processing, mobile and temporary control towers, and the simulators used to train tower and radar controllers. Customers are air navigation service providers, airports, military air bases and ATC training academies.

ATC equipment has to meet ICAO standards and be accepted by the national aviation authority before it goes into operational use, so ask suppliers which systems are already in service and with whom. For simulators, check how closely the software can model your own airspace, procedures and traffic levels. For training providers, ask about instructor experience and whether courses lead to recognised licences or ratings.

Companies here are based across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Sweden, Iceland and Australia, among others. The category includes both equipment makers and national air navigation service providers.

  • Adacel, simulation and training business with a base in Orlando
  • Micro Nav Ltd., builds air traffic control and defence simulation systems
  • Frequentis, Austrian maker of voice communication and information systems for air traffic control
  • Indra Sistemas, Spanish technology and consulting company
  • Skyguide, Swiss air navigation service provider with its head office in Geneva
  • Entry Point North, air traffic services training provider with centres in Europe
  • Intersoft Electronics, Belgian maker of radar subsystems, drone detection and test equipment

Related suppliers appear under aviation software, aviation IT services and aircraft avionics, and the airports category lists operators who use this equipment. On the policy side, read about talks on new US air traffic control systems.