Leading Supplier Of ATC Systems
Copperchase Ltd
Over 3 decades serving the ATC Community. Copperchase is a leading supplier to industries such as aviation, air traffic management, construction, procurement and logistical supply with integrated systems, services, and turn-key solutions.
What we do
Data
Copperchase have a dedicate team of software and computer engineers responsible for the comprehensive range of ATC systems
Engineering
Copperchase can supply a wide range of bespoke and off the shelf hardware solutions for ATC systems.
Your Trusted Partner in Air Traffic Control Solutions
A Legacy of Innovation & Growth
Founded in 1990 as an aviation software specialist in Poole, Dorset, UK, Copperchase has continuously evolved to meet the demands of the ATC industry:
- 2003 – Expanded to supply ATC Navigation & Surveillance Systems; new office established in Newcastle.
- 2014 – Newcastle office becomes Copperchase Headquarters, while Poole remains a hub for Software & Data Engineering.
- 2016 – Newcastle office doubles in size to support growing demand.
- 2020 – Poole office transitions to a Virtual Office; software teams operate remotely.
- 2024 – Exploring the launch of an ATC Training School.
Global Reach & Trusted by the Best
- 90% of UK airports, both Civil & Military, rely on Copperchase ATC solutions.
- Over 250 airports worldwide equipped with our advanced ATC systems.
- Licensed to Manufacture, Install, and Operate Aviation Equipment in Iraq, UK, UAE, KSA & USA Air Force Bases.
At Copperchase, we don’t just supply ATC systems – we engineer the future of air traffic control with precision, reliability, and innovation.
How can we help you?
Case Studies
Highlands and Islands Airports
There are plans in place to radically chance the way the airspace is managed in Scotland.
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Our experts are ready to design customised air traffic management and defence turn-key solutions tailored to your needs.
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Every flight generates a vast amount of data, within which are patterns that can reveal potential safety risks before they become serious problems.
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