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Airbus and SITA launch new Security Operations Center Services.
Brisbane Airport, in partnership with SITA and Air New Zealand, has launched an Australian first trial of facial recognition technology...
The advent of new technologies in the terminal environment has seen unprecedented growth over the past few years. These emerging and established technologies are deployed to help improve and simplify passengers’ travel processes. In our Terminal Technologies In-Depth Focus, we reveal just some of the new trends making their way…
Every year more than three billion bags are checked in at airports worldwide – a staggering number that will continue to rise sharply over the next two decades. Yet through the smart use of technology, only a small percentage of bags are mishandled each year. Vice-President of Airports at SITA,…
Delta Air Lines has one of the largest and most complex transportation networks in the world, with 180 million passengers annually. Delta’s customers trust the airline with the responsibility of transporting their 120 million collective bags, which generate over two billion tracking points. Bill Lentsch, Senior Vice President of Airport…
Having heard from SITA's Ron Reed, Director, Business Intelligence Portfolio on why beacons are more than just a tech obsession and have empirical and real value to the airport industry, we asked Miami International to talk us through their exciting success in the world of beacons...
8 December 2016 | By International Airport Review
Comsoft Solutions and SITA, the air transport IT and communications specialist, successfully develop and deploy an XML Type X-AMHS Gateway in Atlanta, allowing the exchange of legacy and rich data between airlines and ANSPs...
In this Passenger Flow supplement: Improving operational efficiency using sensory technology; Balancing seamless travel with the passenger experience; Using smart travel identity to save passengers' time; The digital revolution.
3 November 2016 | By Ron Reed, Director, Business Intelligence Portfolio, SITA
Why are beacons so appealing to airports the world over? In a nutshell, beacons make it possible for airports and airport vendors to know where people are and send them relevant, personalised information. The information might be a gate number, a baggage carousel, flight status, or even a passenger’s favourite…
6 October 2016 | By Roy Manuell, Digital Content Producer
We ask one of the speakers at Airport IT & Security 2016 Etienne van Zuijlen, SITA to talk us through IT, security, biometrics, ePassports and much more...
21 September 2016 | By International Airport Review
SITA’s beacon technology delivers location-specific information through new airport app at Nice Cote d'Azur Airport...
12 September 2016 | By International Airport Review
As part of Airport Security week looking ahead to Airport IT & Security that lands at London Heathrow on the 27th-28th September, International Airport Review will be looking in detail at all things security, inarguably one of the industry’s hottest topics at the moment. Follow us throughout the week as we discuss issues and…
21 July 2016 | By International Airport Review
In this Airport IT & Security supplement: Jumping the queue with BorderXpress; Creating a security culture; The ‘connected’ traveller; Risk assessments; Achieving assurance in an uncertain world...
4 May 2016 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, International Airport Review
Bahrain International Airport has taken its first steps to implementing IATA’s Fast Travel Initiative through the introduction of self-service check-in kiosks.
29 April 2016 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, International Airport Review
A report commissioned by SITA has found baggage mishandling dropped to its lowest ever level in 2015, a 10.5 percent decline compared to the previous year.