Grey Audrina
According to the report from Statista, the number of passenger growth is expected to rise at a compound annual growth rate of 4.6 percent. A survey conducted by Unisys revealed that 59 per cent of airport executives were looking to invest in airline data analytics in the short-term; however, only 31 per cent had already started using them.
While much has been shared on the amount of data that will get generated owing to volumes and growth, without the knowledge on how this data will be leveraged, and who will make use of the same, we cannot arrive at any conclusion of usefulness.
Check-in process using biometrics (facial and fingerprints information), boarding pass and passport scans, and printing of baggage tags by ground handling generate a vast amount of data regarding the passenger demographics, passenger movement, and updated infrastructure status.
While receiving its data from passengers, flight and baggage manifest alongside airport infrastructure, flight systems, and other states of the art technologies like IoT biometrics and RFID, that allows different stakeholders to make key business decisions using real-time insights and have a 360-degree view of airport operations to efficiently manage the resources, i.e. baggage carousel, gates allocation, workstations, kiosks, airport equipment, and workforce.
Hello everyone, Audrina grey here is a graduate in IT Technology and working as a travel consultant. My hobbiess are singing, sketching and enjoys ice skating. I like to share my thoughts on techy ...
