The Sensis Aerobahn Service is now operational at Newark Liberty International. The service is being used by Continental Airlines to provide real-time situational awareness of aircraft taxiing to more efficiently manage aircraft pushbacks and reduce taxi times at the carrier’s New York hub. Continental also uses Aerobahn at Bush Intercontinental in Houston. The carrier also plans to use the service at its System Operations Coordination Center (SOCC) in Houston to enhance efficiency of the overall airline network. At Newark, Sensis Aerobahn Service integrates flight schedule and operational data with Sensis Multistatic Dependent Surveillance, a multilateration surveillance system, for a real-time, highly accurate picture of aircraft taxiing on the ground. Users access Aerobahn through a secure web browser and select from a set of tools which provide comprehensive insight into Continental’s airside operation. Sensis Aerobahn is operational in North America, Europe and Asia.