SITA Air Transport Forum, Munich
IT driving success
Held every year, the SITA Air Transport Forum has become a well-known gathering for professionals of the air transport industry (ATI), to discuss the evolution of our industry.
This year's agenda focusses on the latest trends observed or expected in the ATI and the role IT is playing to successfully drive them. Top-level speakers cover these trends with a focus on the digital traveller and SITA's vision of the intelligent airport.
Airports sharing their experience
Pierre Germain, Genève Aéroport, gives his views on the successful implementation of Automated Priority Lane for premium passengers
Christian Lukow, Vienna Airport, shares the experience of being the first airport to implement Common-Use Self-Boarding Gates
Demonstration area
End-to-End Self-Service: new Self BagDrop solution that you will be able to experience yourself. (If you can't wait and want a preview, view the video: Self-BagDrop)
Unified Communication: e-mail and data sharing, instant messaging, integration with mobile phones, video on desktop. The demo shows how the new generation of integrated tools will make daily life much easier.
Airport-to-Passenger communication: Bringing power and flexibility to airport information. How can airport operators provide airlines and passengers with up-to-date and accurate information throughout airport terminals and beyond?
Innovation
From the SITA ATI Cloud to the SITA Lab, innovation is high up on the agenda.
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Join us for the SITA Air Transport Forum, Munich, at the NH Hotel Neue Messe. Don't miss this opportunity to network and share information in a relaxed atmosphere. The day will end with some fun in a traditional Bavarian tent @ Oktoberfest, or if you prefer a more quiet evening, you can join us for a tour of Munich with a professional photographer.
Attendance to this event is upon invitation only: Please contact your account manager or Sophie Schell if you would like to join us.
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