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Ruby Deol, Chief Operating Officer, AlertEnterprise, discusses how deployment of a converged cyber-physical Identity Management and Credentialing System (IMCS) can help airports automate their processes.
The aviation industry will soon heavily rely on data, not just to enable a smooth experience but to ensure services are based on individual preferences. ACI’s ACRIS Model will be an integral tool in this transformation.
Embracing innovation has been a key factor to Gatwick Airport’s recent successes and to a large extent it has been cutting-edge technology and bespoke systems that have seen the airport transform its passenger experience.
Belfast Airport employs new revenue and passenger satisfaction solutions to ensure airport efficiency is not affected by continued passenger growth.
East Midlands Railway will deliver more than £600 million of improvements including regular electric train services between London and Corby and Luton Airport Parkway.
Airports have been supplanted by the perfect storm of cyber-security, but how can the industry make sure airports are as secure as they can be? International Airport Review’s recent webinar, in association with AlertEnterprise, provided a platform to discuss how airports must be totally secure. From the webinar five key…
Mobile apps frequently supplement in-terminal passenger information displays, providing up-to-the-minute news on delays and cancellations; fixed totems deliver advertising messages and waymarking helps travellers navigate the airport.
In a bid to increase passenger satisfaction at Malta International Airport, a new seating area has replaced a retail outlet to increase terminal comfort.
Expected to be operational by 2022, the rail link expansion project at Sheremetyevo Airport will make the passenger journey more seamless.
Vaclav Rehor, CEO of Prague Airport, details how although the airport’s increased number of passengers is of course a positive development, it does have its drawbacks – a double-edged sword that is affecting airports across the world.
New passenger information screens at Prague Airport give information in six languages, ensuring more people can easily navigate the airport.
Airport investment and effective land use planning are essential for sustainable growth and longevity of the development of Australia's regional airports.
With airports constantly challenged to keep up with the opportunities and associated risks brought about by advances in technology, Tara Nolan looks ahead to this year's Airport IT & Security conference for some answers.
In a bid to maximise the longevity of Schiphol Airport, construction work is taking place throughout the terminal to ensure the airport is ready for the exponential growth of passengers through its doors.
Gatwick Airport has pledged to invest £1.11 billion to ensure passengers are the heart of the airport’s future while also improving resilience and creating additional capacity.
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