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Have you ever wondered how the world's air traffic can run seamlessly day after day? ✈️ The answer lies, among other things, in aviation IT. 💡 Our Service Operations business unit is responsible for the monitoring and operation of a wide range of software and applications that contribute to the efficient operation of hundreds of airports and airlines around the world, and migrating these tools to the cloud. What exactly is the business unit's portfolio, who are the professionals in the unit and how does our team work? 🧐 Watch our video for the answers! 👇 #LufthansaSystemsHungária #WeAreIntoIT #LSYH #SO #ServiceOperations

The global pandemic may have slowed down aviation's growth, but it also accelerated the need for digital innovation. Airlines are now rapidly embracing cloud services, data management, and automation to improve operational efficiency and enhance the customer experience. In 2023, the industry is focusing on providing seamless, digital-first services to meet the rising expectations of tech-savvy travelers. From personalized loyalty programs to digital platforms offering a full range of services, the future of aviation is being built on a foundation of innovation. Learn more about how the aviation industry is shifting to a digital strategy and what the future holds: https://lnkd.in/e7f-BXze #Aviation #DigitalTransformation #Innovation #CustomerExperience #FutureOfTravel

Last week, Rob Lazzurs and Alan Raftery ran the first in a series of Amach's webinars for 2024. In the first installment, they take a look into Digital Transformation in the Aviation Industry. If you missed it, you can view it using the link below: Agenda: 1) Current digital landscape in the airline industry 2) Digital Transformation examples: - Improving the Customer experience - How to do Cloud better - Prepare for when it all goes wrong 3) Our thoughts on the Future of the airline industry

Read the latest Aviation Newsletter from Transoft Solutions. In this issue: ✔ Join the webinar 'Enhancing Airside Operations Through Streamlined Information Sharing' on June 27 ✔ Important update about Aircraft Data Viewer ✔ New blog post 'New Cloud Software Supports Safer and More Efficient Airside Operations' ✔ Transoft's new office in Lille, France ✔ Relocation of Transoft's Canadian headquarters ✔ Recent and upcoming aviation events Read your copy here > https://bit.ly/3z7D1gK #aviationindustry #newsletter #aviationsoftware

Having internet access on-board during flights is no longer a rare feature that causes passengers excitement. More and more passengers expect connectivity and count on it. For the airlines, it is not enough to put the necessary hardware in place, such as satellite antennas, and establish connections with the ISPs on-ground. As is the case everywhere, the right software is crucial for success. An on-board connectivity portal provides passengers with an experience of connecting to the Internet. Connectivity providers may provide their own solution. But having the portal under control has a lot of advantages for an airline, for example: ✈️ Having passenger communication under control ✈️ Leveraging its branding and loyalty programs ✈️ Implementing desired payment models ✈️ Combining connectivity with InFlight Entertainment ✈️ Supporting multiple connectivity providers, ISPs, and payment gateways, with options to replace them without rebuilding the whole solution. Over the years, Axinom has worked with numerous companies in the aviation industry to build their connectivity portals. The foundation for this is Axinom’s OnBoard Cloud product (https://lnkd.in/e5PFiuNg) — a smart and secure way to deploy software packages to a fleet of aircraft. Check https://lnkd.in/ebjvzhQE to learn more. #ConnectivityPortal #OnBoardCloud #AxinomMosaic

In the short-term airports are implementing data analytics, cloud passenger processing and operational software. But what capabilities are they focusing on in the long term?     Ultralight passenger processes rank highest with 44% of airports considering the approach which allows passengers to check in and drop their bags using only their mobile and presenting their face for a biometric check.       It’s an innovation that allows a simplified airport experience as well as a fresh approach to terminal design as check-in desks and kiosks fade into the background.      Check out our full report for more insights like these: https://lnkd.in/ea3W8H_H     #AirportTechnology #AmadeusTechTrends2024 #Innovation  

A new study by Amadeus reveals that airports are prioritizing technology investments, with a projected 17% increase in 2024, to enhance #passengerexperiences and operational efficiency. Both airport and airline leaders identified improving passenger experience as their top priority, focusing on biometrics, data analytics, and cloud computing. Over the next three years, 66% of airport and 65% of airline executives plan to implement biometrics at key service points. Additionally, 64% of airport leaders aim to improve data sharing with #airlines, while investing in advanced collaborative technologies for Airport Operational Control Centers (APOC). However, challenges remain, including the lack of common technology for stakeholder integration and inflexible passenger processing systems. Holger Mattig of Amadeus emphasizes the importance of viewing technology as a means to connect stakeholders and establish a mature aviation ecosystem, ultimately improving on-time performance and delivering greater value to #passengers. Read more in the below article by Kate Harden-England and Travolution.com #AirportInnovation #TravelTechnology #Biometrics #CloudComputing #PassengerExperience #AviationTech #DataAnalytics #AirportOperations #AviationIndustry #TechInvestment #AmadeusStudy #SmartAirports #TravelTrends #AirportEfficiency #AviationEcosystem

How can a cloud-first approach lead to soaring business success? Sandeep Angra, Chief Information and Technology Officer at Unifi, explains how a cloud-first approach enables the aviation services company to grow and thrive. #Aviation #Cloud #Technology

Airports plan to boost tech investments by 17% in 2024, focusing on analytics, biometrics, and cloud services to improve passenger experience, according to an Amadeus study. Both airports and airlines prioritize biometrics, with 66% of airports and 65% of airlines planning implementation at key points within three years. Additionally, 64% of airport leaders aim to enhance data sharing with airlines. Key challenges include a lack of common technology and inflexible systems, prompting a move to cloud solutions. Top tech priorities are #ML, generative #AI, cloud computing, and digital payments. The study surveyed senior tech decision-makers from 50 #airports and 100 airlines globally. ✨ Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ejWQWZn8

"Cloud technology makes the digital journey and cutting-edge IT affordable and accessible for regional or cost-restricted airports. With leading passenger processing capabilities accessible via the cloud, airports can enable shared common use approaches cost-effectively, saving on infrastructure, space, and maintenance. Not only that, but they’re also well-placed to embrace additional capabilities as they choose, such as self-boarding, self-bag drop, off-airport processing, and more."