The era of robotics is upon us. So what happens after the hype has gone?
Innovation is the lifeblood of the air transport industry. The speedier it can be, the better.
Disruptions cost airlines around US$25 billion in 2016. Let's tackle this waste.
JetBlue Airways looks at innovations and the passenger experience
Data is all around us.
Will it become a burden or an asset?
Data is all around us, but it must be managed and integrated.
As airport control centers bring new capabilities to airports across the world, the SITA Lab sheds light on the potential of managing operations in a mixed reality environment.
With more than 12 000 installed worldwide, kiosks now offer everything from check-in to border control to autonomous robotics.
SITA’s Burlington-based kiosk business employs a range of experts and is a vital cog in the global travel industry.
Digital technology is playing a prime role in the transformation of airports. Good leadership is vital.
Our mindset is to constantly foster innovation to tackle pressing industry issues – where our initiatives take the industry a step closer to solutions that will drive a more efficient travel experience for passengers while easing some of the pain-points faced by airlines, airports, government agencies and ground handlers today.
SITA’s members play a key role in helping shape the future of air transport.
Publishers:Arthur Calderwood
Managing Editor:Terence Tucker
Editorial:Gerald Oliver, Julius Baumann, Michelle Moreland, Mary Rose Everan, Sara Jimenez
Production Editor:Amarat Raval
Online Production Editor:Chris Bagley
SITA is a member-owned organization with around 400 active members from across the air transport community.