PRESS RELEASE. Riyadh Airports Company (RAC) launches King Khalid International Airport’s advanced digital platform “OFOQ”, designed and developed in cooperation with ADB SAFEGATE. The new platform acts as a central database for all operational information from different airport data sources. Read the press release and watch the video. Continue reading

ADB SAFEGATE Reporter

AS-Vision is our mobility and situational awareness solution. It helps provide an overview of what is happening at the airport from an operational perspective. Mobility allows personnel who are going out into the airport to see what’s happening from wherever they are – so they don’t have to be sat at a desk in the terminal. They’re given the information directly in real-time so they can take action on incidents or problems as they occur.

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John Wordley

Global Sales & Marketing Director ADB SAFEGATE Airport Systems

AIRPORT SYSTEMS. The new release of Airport Systems Flight Information Display Solution comes with a host of new digital signage features that make dynamic and efficient dissemination of time critical flight, regulatory and public service information easier and faster. Check out the latest version of AS-FIDS, our Flight Information Display Solution.

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Fitzroy Seneviratne

Proposition Manager

AS-FIDS is a web application with cloud deployment capability facilitating cost-effective monitoring and maintenance from a centralized remote location. Watch for the latest offer in Flight Information Display Systems (AS-FIDS) from ADB SAFEGATE Airport Systems. Coming soon to an airport near you. Continue reading

Fitzroy Seneviratne

Proposition Manager

EVENT. At inter airport Europe 2021, ADB SAFEGATE’s ‘Smarter Together’ theme will showcase how the company is helping airports chart a smoother recovery using smart technology and actionable insights to deliver a superior operational performance, while adapting easily to meet changing demands. The company’s latest solutions and services for the airfield, gate, tower and terminal leverage digital technologies such as wireless communication, smart sensors and cloud- and web-based mobile systems to bring a step change in airport operations.

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ADB SAFEGATE Reporter

WHITEPAPER. Traditionally an owner/operator of an airport network would have installed a stand-alone Airport Operations Systems (AOS) at each and every airport to enable effective and efficient flight turnaround operations. That is now in the past. A truly multi-airport capable AOS means that multiple airports throughout an entire network of stations can all be managed from a single multi-airport AOS deployment, and elevate the entire airport operations ecosystem.

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ADB SAFEGATE Reporter

PRESS RELEASE. Riyadh Airport Company (RAC), which operates King Khalid International Airport (KKIA) in Riyadh, has collaborated with ADB SAFEGATE to launch a next-generation airport management platform at KKIA. The platform will enable RAC to take full control of operations at KKIA by facilitating proactive and data-driven decision-making, improving planning, disruption management and utilization of airport assets and resources.

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ADB SAFEGATE Reporter

The baggage collection hall has long been a bottleneck, with passengers jostling to be at the front of the carousel crowds and the first to retrieve their luggage. However, coronavirus has signaled an end to travelers rubbing shoulders with one another, and the baggage hall is now subject to the same social distancing rules as the rest of the airport.
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Tara Craig

Guest blogger: Journalist and editor

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.
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Andy Quilliam

Head of Project Delivery

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.
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Ilya Burkin

Regional Sales Director in ADB SAFEGATE Airport Systems