As travel continues to recover post-covid, the airport logistics sector is experiencing huge changes.
In fact, many tech companies and startups are starting to revolutionise the airport logistics sector, generating new, innovative ideas to help make them more consumer and business friendly.
How Is Tech Changing The Airport Experience?
Tech is at the forefront of airport experience for its ability to make the process more optimised and efficient.
Some companies have tackled the airport experience at its core, giving operations teams the tools and solutions they need to manage the building more efficiently. Other have targeted consumers, helping them access services that can help make the experience as seamless as possible.
How Many People Travel Through Airports Every Day?
The airport industry is massive, with 429 million passengers expected to travel through airports in 2024 according to ACI World.
Given 101,619 flights happen every day, it’s no surprise so many startups are flocking to the space.
Here, we take a look at some tech and startup companies looking to revolutionise airports:
MUrgency Airport Assistance
MUrgency is an airport assistance company, designed to help people more easily navigate airports.
Their services include meet-and-greet, fast-tracking through security, and access to lounges, helping people have a more seamless experience.
By partnering with airports and airlines, MUrgency allows passengers to book a stress-free travel from arrival to departure.
AeroCloud Systems
Airports can require a lot of operation management. AeroCloud works by using AI and machine learning to help streamline operations and maximise revenue.
Their platform uses real-time data, to help airports manage processes more efficiently, ensuring passengers have a more seamless airport experience.
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Canard Drones
Canard Drones uses drone technology to manage runways.
The drones are able to carry out inspections such as runway lights, spot any potholes or other potentially dangerous issues.
By monitoring the runway in this way, airports are able to carry out more regular checks, making disruptions less likely.
FLIO
FLIO is an airport app that provides real-time information about flights and airport services.
The app is designed to help people navigate airports more easily and find everything they need in one place.
SASI (Software Asset Solutions Ireland)
SASI is a B2B software platform that helps to improve the efficiency of planes and airports.
Their software is designed to help airlines predict airport delays, reduce CO2 emissions and ensure they are IT compliant.
LUGGit
One of the longest parts of airport logistics is managing luggage.
LUGGit helps to combat this by providing an on-demand luggage pickup and delivery service, that helps travellers transport their luggage.
LUGGit’s allows users to book the service through an app, making it easy to use but also ensuring their belongings are safe. By managing the process, LUGGit makes travelling just a little easier for over-packed passengers.