ADB SAFEGATE is a leading provider of solutions that boost efficiency, improve safety, raise environmental sustainability and reduce operational costs for airports and airlines worldwide. With intelligent solutions spanning the airside for gate, airfield, tower and service, the company partners with airports and airlines worldwide to increase airport performance, from approach to departure.
Krista Tapley from Arconas tells us why it’s important to get young professionals and even as far back as high school students excited about aviation. #airports19
View, Inc. is an American glass-manufacturing company that produces a smart glass based on electrochromism. Kristi Crase told us more about how their glass improves passenger comfort and employee productivity while we were at the annual ACI-NA conference.
What are airports investing in today, and why? Brian Phillips of Burns Engineering answers that question in our latest episode.
McFarland Johnson, based in Binghamton, NY, is a 100% employee-owned multidisciplinary planning, design, and construction administration firm. What does that mean for its clients? Senior VP Chad Nixon lays it out.
PASSUR Aerospace has a new platform called Ariva, which allows users to predict, prevent, and manage disruption. One of the platforms we have written about is the diversion management software that DFW uses to proactively manage diversions throughout the region.
Stratacache launched a Transportation Division in 2018, led by digital signage veteran Mark Mayfield. In the first year of the division’s creation, the company competed projects at airports in Providence, RI; Spokane, WA; and Fort Myers, FL. Listen to our interview with Mark here! #airports19
President and CEO of ACI-NA Kevin Burke told us what he sees in his crystal ball for airports and why Grand Rapids is the perfect place for #Airports20.
A network of nearly 30 remote airports in Northern Ontario recently took a giant step into the digital age by transitioning from paper records and fax communications to a web-based safety management system (SMS). The electronic switch is significant, as most of the airports serve First Nations and Indigenous communities that lack year-round road access to the rest of the province.
Todd Danielson, editorial director of Informed Infrastructure, interviews via webcam Ken Warren, program leader of the North Satellite Modernization project for the Seattle Tacoma International Airport.
