Flash partners with Goldwings Supply Service for a $59.9 million contract, supplying solar airfield lighting for the US Marine Corps Expeditionary Air Field (EAF) Solar Airfield Lighting System (SALS).
Smyrna Airport's review of the FTS 812(L) LED Runway End Identifier Light system by Flash Technology and Avlite Systems highlights its safety, simplicity, and energy efficiency.
Smyrna Airport deployed the FTS 812(L) REIL/RTIL lighting system at their general aviation facility. Read how the runway light improved airport safety!
Flash Technology, a global leader in aids-to-navigation solutions, announces the launch of the FTS 812(L) runway end identifier light (REIL). Also referred to as runway threshold identification lights (RTIL), runway threshold lights are installed facing the approach and mark the end of an active runway.
Safety is always the number one priority for airport asset managers and maintainers. Airports carry a high danger risk; maintaining legacy airport lighting systems requires detailed knowledge and first-hand experience.
New LED voltage-driven REIL/RTIL lights coming soon! Improve airport safety for airside teams with our new runway threshold light. Watch now!
Home to the 48th Fighter Wing, RAF Lakenheath is the largest base operated by the USAF in the UK. The station employs an FTS 8021, a 21-light voltage-driven airfield lighting system, with an FTC 183 ALS controller.
Stop by our booth at these 2021 events for an in-person tower light demo or to discuss how FAA and ICAO lighting regulations may impact your sites.
Now equipped with solar helipad lights, Hopital Elisée Charra in Lamastre, France is a rescue zone for EMS helicopter pilots at night.
Organizations across Albuquerque combined efforts to better serve patients statewide during the coronavirus pandemic. They created a temporary emergency helipad using solar A704 helipad lights and A650 obstruction lights!
