The vast majority of operators, airports or airlines—regardless of location, ownership model, or long-term strategic ambition—share a desire to modernise, increase traffic, and improve both efficiency and the passenger experience. The key to unlocking all of these is the integration of technology. Digital transformation in management and operations allows for the optimization of processes, the enhancement of non-aeronautical revenue streams, the introduction of new business models, and an overall improvement in the passenger experience on the ground. In this Frost & Sullivan whitepaper you'll learn more about some of the critical issues faced by operators and how today's technology can be applied to overcome these challenges. Key topics covered are:
Capacity Restraints - with contemporary airports having been built with limited physical expansion opportunity, operators are struggling to accommodate additional passenger footfalls, particularly during periods of peak operations.
Improving The Passenger Experience - a majority of operators have been ill-equipped to deal with the influx of passengers due to legacy systems and inefficient allotment of resources
On-Time Performance and Managing Disruptions - Inadequate operational processes have a knock-on effect on flight punctuality that affects efficiency. Disruptive elements such as inclement weather and aircraft malfunctions also have a cascading effect on the day’s operations and flight schedules.
