PCA System

The climate of our planet is severely damaged by noise and exhaust gases, which could easily be reduced by the targeted use of today’s technologies. At airports without a PCA air guidance system, aeroplanes obtain their power from their own auxiliary engines or from a ground power generator. Unfortunately, aircraft at most airports do not switch off their auxiliary engines, thus releasing vast quantities of unfiltered exhaust fumes into the environment, although the cost savings of 10% can be achieved by supplying aircraft via the airport’s central air-conditioning system.

Emissions harmful to health can be avoided with the help of the air guidance system PCA. The problem is caused by the fact that most international airports do not yet have PCA Analogues. At present, only a few PCA systems are installed in airports in Europe.