As part of a special report on information technology, Airport World, the official magazine of the Airports Council International (ACI), published an article written by ADB SAFEGATE’s Thorben Burghardt on closing the data gaps to automate airport operations. The article looks at how data has become the new integration layer for applications of multiple vendors.
Company training strategies are changing in the post-COVID environment and within 6 months, the ADB SAFEGATE Training Academy™ has been able to quickly make a strategic pivot and reinvent how we do customer training.
The Training Academy™ is proud to announce the launch of our new global customer training website to support the FAA and ICAO markets. You can explore our new website at airfieldtrainingacademy.com.
HOLIDAY SEASON E-CARD. This holiday season marks the end of a year unlike any other for our industry, our businesses and our families. We sincerely hope your holiday is filled with peaceful and happy moments, and that the new year brings good health and a more robust business environment. To view the holiday e-card, click on the video above. Continue reading
Airport privatization is not new, but is becoming increasingly dedicated. Watch ADB SAFEGATE`s Vice President for Africa – Alexander Herring – in an interview about the current situation in aviation with Mrs. Ramatou Magagi, Principal Investment Officer, PPP Advisory Services, Transport / Aviation Sector at International Finance Corporation (IFC), World Bank Group Washington, DC.
ADB SAFEGATE Americas is proud to partner with Musco Lighting to provide airport lighting solutions that improve operational performance, efficiency and safety. Learn more about the partnership and our apron lighting system.
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Airports have always wanted to grow the number of aircraft movement and flights to meet increasing airline and passenger demands. While Resource Management Systems (RMS) can plan and optimize resource utilization, these deployments can be complex. Moving from an on-premise setup to the cloud provides quick, easy and cost-effective access to resource management, in a matter of days. It’s just what airports need in these times of uncertainty. Continue reading
Alexander Herring, ADB SAFEGATE`S Vice President Africa in an interview about the current situation in aviation with Prof Dr. Eyden Samunderu, author of the book “Air Transport Management”, Program Director at the International School of Management (ISM) in Dortmund and Board Advisor at Aviation Partners Africa in London
Airport Council International’s most recent economic report shows a “58.4% reduction in passengers as compared to 2019” and a “60% reduction in revenues”, resulting in “an unprecedented $104.5 billion reduction in revenue for 2020”. Though some airports claim that sales per passenger “went through the roof” during the pandemic, it cannot save airports from the devastating effect of Covid-19. Airports must find ways to optimize their rigid cost base, to introduce more agile processes and generate new revenue streams. Continue reading
The year 2020 began like any other. For most of us in aviation, the conversation focused on the challenges around airport capacity, sustainability, compliance, and safety. Then the pandemic struck. As the year draws to a close, we know that the impact of COVID-19 will be felt for a number of years. The discussion is now centered on how agility can aid recovery.
Everyday life hasn’t been the same since COVID-19 swept across the world. Perhaps, nowhere else has this impact been felt as strongly as in the airline and airport industry. Many airports and their suppliers have been forced to adapt quickly and accurately to constantly changing situations. The pandemic has driven innovation in working practices, and compelled us to work differently. This is exactly what ADB SAFEGATE Airport Systems UK did as we worked with a European airport throughout this year to remotely deploy an upgrade of the flight information software to feed what is believed to be the largest 4K video wall on the continent. It should now give even greater information to the travelling passengers.
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