Airlines and airports to invest $33bn in IT in 2017
Cyber security, cloud services and passenger self-service top three priorities for air transport industry according to a study from SITA.
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Cyber security, cloud services and passenger self-service top three priorities for air transport industry according to a study from SITA.
Miami International Airport (MIA) is the first airport in the world to bring the convenience of Mobile Passport Control, the fast entry process into the USA, into its own airport app experience.
New SITA services includes South Africa’s first self-bag drop and mobile boarding.
When considering passenger experience, consideration must be given to design and flow, the efficiency of checkpoint areas and the usefulness of apps and digital services if airports want to satisfy the modern day passenger. This In-Depth Focus explores some current passenger experience developments and opportunities...
Renaud Irminger, Director of SITA Lab explores the use of airport apps and how valuable they can be to enhance the passenger experience.
2017 Passenger IT Trends Survey shows tech is making a difference at every step of the journey.
What is seamless travel? How does it differ from passenger experience? How might different airports must rethink the way they treat different passengers? Here's what the 'Seamless Travel Series' taught us...
Reporting from SITA’s Air Transport IT Summit 2017, International Airport Review presents SITALab's Kevin O’Sullivan's insight into blockchain and its potential for the aviation industry.
Autonomous, mobile kiosks that move themselves to where they are needed in the airport.
Leo is a fully autonomous, self-propelling baggage robot that has the capacity to check in, print bag tags and transport up to two suitcases with a maximum weight of 32kg.
It’s tricky business to manage the day-to-day operations of airports - cancelled flights, mishandled bags, long queues, bad weather.
The rise of the connected traveler offers multiple opportunities for airports to create a more seamless, personalised journey.
SITA touches every aspect of the air transport industry, providing the technology that powers the industry for airlines, at airports and on aircraft.
International Airport Review’s Roy Manuell interviews Nick Gates, SITA UK, discussing how responsible use of data has the potential to drastically improve airport operational efficiency.