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THE FUTURE OF

AIRPORT ORCHESTRATION

THE FUTURE OF

AIRPORT ORCHESTRATION

COMBINE, CONFIGURE, ADAPT

In order to thrive in the digital age, Airports need a completely different level of adaptability and resilience. This requires an ability to configure for an unknown future based on a flexible and composable IT stack with no hard vendor lock-ins. AIRHART is a strategic development platform allowing you to select between our configurable modules, including AODB, A-CDM and AOP, and combine them with 3rd party modules or your own custom features. AIRHART's composable architectures offers flexibility and freedom to assemble and re-assemble modules as your needs change.

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INNOVATE WITH SPEED USING READY-MADE BUILDING BLOCKS

Take a leap towards connected, data-driven airport operations with AIRHART'S Airport Operations Orchestration Platform (AOOP)

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INNOVATE WITH SPEED USING READY-MADE BUILDING BLOCKS

Take a leap towards connected, data-driven airport operations with AIRHART'S Airport Operations Orchestration Platform (AOOP)

REFERENCE
COPENHAGEN AIRPORTS

At CPH we made a bold move and are getting rid of our old core legacy system. We are replacing it with a modern, flexible and modular platform, enabling us to transition, scale and develop in sync with changing needs and requirements.

Christian Poulsen
CEO Copenhagen Airports

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MUNICH AIRPORT

AIRHART will enable us to respond more effectively to the evolving needs of airport operations. The solution lays the foundation for modernized workflows designed to meet both current and future needs and is a key enabler towards our strategy as a data driven airport.

Florian Lesch
Senior Vice President IT at Munich Airport

SOLUTIONS AND USE CASES

AODB/ACDM

AODB/ACDM

Turnaround management

Turnaround management

Airport Operation Plan (AOP)

Airport Operation Plan (AOP)

Total Airport Management

Total Airport Management

Airside management

Airside management

Aerodrome and terminal processes

Aerodrome and terminal processes