BirunIQ Tower
Airside and landside, one picture.
Airport authorities and operators
An airport is two businesses on one piece of land: a movement area governed by safety regulation, and a property portfolio governed by revenue.
Tower is the airport edition. It keeps airfield lighting fixture by fixture with each one's condition, along with surface condition, lane striping, signage, property leases, major projects, emergency services, vehicle and air traffic, and weather.
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each owned and accountable on its own.
Movement areas, approach corridors and traffic load rendered over the live airfield.
Pavement condition, contamination, friction and closures across runway, taxiway and apron.
Every fixture, circuit and outage on the airfield lighting system, with maintenance state.
Markings inventory, wear and repaint scheduling across movement and non-movement areas.
Guidance and mandatory instruction signs with their compliance and legibility status.
Every leasehold, concession and parcel on airport land, with term, revenue and obligation.
Capital works on the airfield, phased against operational impact and closure windows.
ARFF coverage, response routes and hot-spot readiness across the aerodrome.
Landside and airside vehicle movement, gate load and incursion risk.
Live conditions over the airfield, joined to surface condition and operational restriction.
One analyst across every source the asking user can see, inside that user's grants.
“Which movement areas are due for inspection before the next peak?”
Scores airfield features by condition history, traffic loading and time since last inspection, and sequences the work into the available windows.
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One map, one catalog, one sign-in
Tower runs on the same engine as every other edition, with 30 shared capabilities built once.
SaaS, sovereign hybrid, air-gap capable
Licensed per tenant, data kept apart by row-level security, access scoped by team. Sovereignty →
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