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September 17, 2020 Aviation

Investing in Airport Technology: Increasing Operational Flexibility

Just as Moore’s law articulates that the speed and capability of computers and computing can be expected to double every two years, the way we employ technology in our daily lives has followed the same exponential rate of acceptance and utilization. Aviation, with its primary focus on safety, has commonly allowed other industries to lead the adoption of new technology — preferring instead to only implement the best and most proven of improvements within the airport environment. Today’s society desires to be more interconnected both physically and technologically in all aspects of life, including during the air travel experience.

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