September 2, 2022

Third Runway Operation Familiarization at the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA)

ADB SAFEGATE part of the third Runway Operation Familiarization at the Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA)

The Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) has announced the commencement of the Third Runway Operation Familiarization and ADB SAFEGATE is honored to be a part of the successful completion of the first phase of Contract 3305, AGL System of the Three Runway System (3RS) Project.
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Waqas Ahmed Sheikh

Vice President - Asia at ADB SAFEGATE

June 8, 2022

Innovation day held in Senegal with ASECNA to introduce the new AXON range of lights from ADB SAFEGATE

ADB SAFEGATE Innovation Day in Senegal with ASECNA

SENEGAL. A big thank you to the ASECNA teams for their large participation in the INNOVATION Day held on June 1st and 2nd, 2022 in Dakar, Senegal! The atmosphere was friendly and warm and the exchanges interactive. The multiple questions asked by the participants demonstrated the interest in the innovative products introduced by ADB SAFEGATE. Continue reading

ADB SAFEGATE Reporter

September 3, 2020

Baggage collection vs. Covid-19

Baggage collection vs. Covid-19

Airports around the world are struggling to build passenger confidence in flying amid global Covid-19 pandemic. New measures, initiative and directives are implemented on a daily basis to make sure that passengers as well as airport and airlines personnel are safe. It is fascinating how much new ideas and technologies emerged within last 6 month affecting every single step of passenger journey. However there are still a space for improvement. In ADB SAFEGATE we developed a solution to avoid crowding around baggage carousels. Continue reading

Ilya Burkin

Global Sales Director, Airport Systems

January 26, 2020

A mixed bag of opportunities and challenges for airports

Airport Challenges.

AIRPORT CHALLENGES. Airport congestion, and thus limited resilience, is an everyday situation at major airports around the world, causing difficulties regardless of the weather. Delay brings not only inconvenience to passengers, but also costs to airports, airlines, society and the environment. The capacity crunch affects the workload of air traffic controllers, leading to increased risk of human error, which may decrease throughput and safety in general. Continue reading

ADB SAFEGATE Reporter