Blogs on Airports

The question is, how do you establish a global identity management system where passengers enroll once and then use that single, digital identity to travel the world?

The sharing of information on cyber threats, vulnerabilities and impacts is now widely accepted as pivotal to the effective management of cyber risks.

A major focus area for SITA is enabling the air transport community to meet the requirements of IATA Resolution 753. So where are we one year on?

The latest annual SITA Aviation Cybersecurity Symposium brought together security experts and other great minds. Learn the ingredient they confirmed as essential in the fight against cybercrime.

To what extent are airlines and airports investing in future-focused technologies to provide the secure and seamless travel vital to the future of the industry?

We all know that the air transport industry’s complex ecosystem is built on collaboration. How can emerging technologies enable collaboration in increasingly effective ways?

Yes, Cybersecurity spend is on the up. Airports and airlines are allocating bigger budgets for the year ahead and planning a shift in emphasis.

To survive the steep growth forecasted in air transport, it’s critical that we collaborate as a community to embrace the new technologies that will revolutionize the way our industry works.

Research shows that airlines and airports are increasingly investing in biometric solutions. What are the most important considerations for going ahead?

Let me put it into perspective: delays could be costing the air transport industry as much as $25 billion a year. Artificial intelligence (AI) promises a new way forward.