Israel's Eilat Airport Relies on Xirrus for High Performance Wi-Fi
The Eilat Airport was established by the Israeli Air Force in 1949, at the end of the War of Independence. Over the years, the airport has expanded, with the addition of a passenger terminal and the runway extended to 1,900 meters. In 1975, the first charter flight, by Sterling Airways of Denmark, landed in Eilat, and since then international charter flights have been landing regularly at the Airport. Eilat Airport today serves internal civilian, international charter, private, and special flights.
Requirements
- Support large number of connected users in terminal
- Provide high bandwidth for each user
- Minimum number of cable drops
- Support for data, voice and video over Wi-Fi
- Easy management and long term RoI
- Zero RF interference to flight systems
- Support for Web page redirect
Benefits
- Support for data, voice and video on a single infrastructure
- Controller based solution to support voice roaming and QoS
- Fewer devices installed to result in less cabling, switch ports and installation time
- Easy connection to Internet for passengers
Savings
- Number of additional access points saved
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5 |
- Number of additional cable runs saved
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5 |
- Number of switch ports that saved
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5 |
- Average power savings per year (kWh)
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2,405 |