Promoting security and enhancing passenger experience
Our airport solutions are designed with security, speed and the passenger experience in mind. Our systems offer enhanced security and reduction in queueing times, delivering a safer and more profitable solution.
Nowhere in the materials-handling world does the need to keep things moving efficiently so closely impact on the consumer experience than in the airport.
We understand the pressures that heightened security requirements, increased passenger volumes, the move towards low-cost airline models and high consumer expectations place on airport managers.
That’s why our airport solutions addressing your needs at check-in, security screening and baggage claim operations are designed to offer enhanced baggage protection and security screening, while reducing queuing times, delivering safer and more profitable operations and happier airport users.
Our suite of baggage handling equipment includes check-in conveyors with weigh scales, collect conveyors, diverters, sorters and claim conveyors.
We can also incorporate security systems, such as radiation detection and 100-percent baggage screening – either as part of a turnkey solution or an upgrade to an existing setup.
Read our case study to find out how our state-of-the art automated tray return solution helped Dubai International Airport reduce queuing time at security screening by almost half.
A major airline hub in the Middle East, Dubai International Airport serves more than 70 million passengers a year, flying them to over 260 destinations across 6 continents on more than 140 scheduled airlines. In 2014, DXB overtook London Heathrow as the world’s busiest international airport.
The airport’s world-class features include the world’s first and largest purpose-built A380 facility Concourse A, opened in 2013. Its US$7.8 billion investment plan, including a state-of-the-art facility for international airlines, the expansion of Terminal 2, and the complete refurbishment of Terminal 1, put it on course to be one of the world’s most advanced airports by 2020, when passenger numbers are set to hit 100 million.
In 2014, I.O. Systems successfully completed a €15 million project, providing more than 100 automated tray return systems for use at security checking areas at Dubai International Airport.
The tray return systems are specially designed machines that automate the delivery of trays to the top of the queue. In doing so, they speed the flow of passengers going through security.
