Remote towers refer to the use of technology to remotely control airport air traffic control towers from a centralized location. Instead of having air traffic controllers physically present in the tower at an airport, they can remotely manage air traffic from a location that could be miles away. Remote towers use high-definition cameras and sensors installed at the airport to provide a live video feed of the runway and surrounding airspace to the remote location. The air traffic controllers in the remote location use this feed, along with other data, to manage air traffic at the airport.

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