Welcome to AIQ Consulting

For airport owners and operators, airlines, handlers, service professionals and product suppliers worldwide – AiQ Consulting is your trusted partner in airport consultancy.

With first-hand knowledge of airport systems and stakeholders, we provide airport capacity planning & assessments, simulations, data analysis, demand forecasting, design validation, operational efficiency, virtual reality, optimisation and scheduling throughout airport operations.

From kerbside to airspace, we understand and analyse your airport at a detailed and holistic level. With our expert team and our bespoke modelling and simulation software, TransvisionAiR™, we solve the most complex capacity problems, optimise passenger experience and increase competitive advantage.

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At AiQ we can support you with airport consultancy, capacity planning, simulation, optimisation, scheduling, capacity assessments, long term planning, decision support and master planning. Find out more about our services for:

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  • How can biometric technology benefit your airport?

    Biometric technology takes the role and benefits of passenger automation in airports that step further. With the innovations that are taking place now and in the future, passengers will be able to move through the airport with limited human contact using technology to create their own seamless journey at their own pace.

    Building on the automated airport

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  • Passenger Automation and how it benefits your airport

    There is a growing trend for passenger automation within airports, and for good reason. A new report published by IT provider SITA has revealed that “the demands of the growing number of tech-savvy travellers will have the biggest impact on the digital plans of airports and airlines over the next six years”. By 2025, 68% of passengers will be digital travellers. They will expect travel through airports to offer the same conveniences, controlling their experience digitally through their mobile devices, as every other aspect of their lives.

    Automation within airports improves passenger experience

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