What would be the airports in 11 years?

Created on 09.12.2019 14:51

Experts of the International provider of IT solutions told for the airline industry SITA, what would be the airports by 2030. Passengers are promised smart tunnels and clearing customs before the airport arrival, according to Buying Business Travel.

According to Benoit Verber, SITA Business Development Director, in 2030 passengers would not have to stop and queue in the control zones to get on the plane. They will need to pass through the "smart tunnel". These are special corridors with personal identification systems and flight data verification. For this purpose, you need only a personal ID of a specific person and remote interaction with authorities.

Another step into the future will be a decentralization. The passenger will be able to pass through the customs before arriving at the air harbor. This would be possible due to various detectors and sensors installed along the route. Using them, the passenger and his baggage will be marked and tracked in advance.

And one know-how, which would appear by the end of the next decade. Airports would have the so-called digital twins. Each air harbor will have an online model with all products, services and facilities. This will provide an effective tool for analyzing and improving system performance. Such a single ecosystem, coupled with artificial intelligence, might help passengers to resolve many issues remotely. For instance, using a voice assistant, he will be able to figure out if his red suitcase is at the A25 exit, the expert summarizes.

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