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Leveraging 802.16e in airport surface communications networks

The National Airspace System (NAS) is rapidly expanding and straining the capabilities of current communications technologies. The need to implement increased capacity, security and network enabled information sharing in limited spectrum will pose a significant challenge. To address these issues in the Next Generation (NextGen) airspace and develop a robust future communications infrastructure, a new airport surface wireless communications system is necessary.