Airport Show 2025 Unveils Cutting-Edge Technologies Shaping the Future of Aviation

The 24th edition of the Airport Show, held recently, spotlighted the latest advancements in airport technology aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, passenger experience, and safety.
With over 30 countries represented, the event highlighted key innovations in artificial intelligence, digital identity, and predictive control technologies.
Leading the showcase, Smiths Detection introduced its Hi-Scan 6040 CTiX Model-S computed tomography scanners, designed to improve security and passenger flow. The technology promises not only enhanced security but also operational efficiency by streamlining the screening process.
DroneShield demonstrated its cutting-edge AI-driven counter-drone technology, emphasizing the growing need for airports to address the security threat posed by unauthorized drones. The company's SensorFusion AI and RF detection systems aim to safeguard critical airport infrastructure and public safety.
IDEMIA revealed advanced biometric identity solutions, including facial and iris recognition systems, paired with AI-powered baggage handling to accelerate airport security processes. These innovations are part of IDEMIA's vision to transform airports into smarter, smoother environments that reduce congestion without compromising security.
Barco presented integrated control room solutions, including the CTRL unified management platform, which provides airport operations teams with real-time situational awareness for enhanced decision-making and operational agility.
Forbo Movement Systems introduced eco-friendly innovations such as the Amp Miser conveyor belt, which reduces energy consumption by up to 50%, and EcoFiber, made from recycled PET, contributing to sustainable airport operations.
Additionally, Delta Dassault showcased the POLARIS and VISTA airfield lighting systems, offering portable and advanced solutions for emergency and tactical aviation operations.
The Airport Show reinforced the industry's commitment to creating smarter, safer, and more sustainable airport environments to meet the demands of the rapidly evolving global aviation landscape.
News Source: Emirates News Agency

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