Colombia's Aerocivil to renew air traffic software after radar failure
Colombia's Civil Aviation Authority confirmed that a failure in the AIRCON ICOM air traffic management software, made by INDRA, caused the delays and cancellations at El Dorado Airport and other terminals on November 4. At a technical meeting convened by the Inspector General's Office, the agency announced it will sign a contract before the end of the year to renew the software, which it described as obsolete, with execution expected from January 2, 2027. The exact causes remain unknown.
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- The failure in INDRA's AIRCON ICOM software blanked the control center screens and affected flights at El Dorado and other terminals on November 4.
- Aerocivil will sign the software renewal contract before the end of the year; it considers the current system obsolete.
- Execution of the renewal is expected to begin on January 2, 2027.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by El País (Cali). It may contain errors: the original source prevails.





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