Smarter Airports Through Data Orchestration

Breaking down silos and orchestrating data to unlock a smarter airport

Join us for this virtual panel discussion where airports reveal the ways they have shifted from simply collecting data to orchestrating it.

Airports have long excelled at the physical logistics of moving people and planes, but managing the flow of information across systems, teams, and partners is a more recent and growing challenge. While most airports have modern systems, these are often delivered by different vendors, lack interoperability, and result in fragmented data. This makes it difficult for decision-makers to get a complete operational picture in real-time or to respond quickly to changing conditions.

As airports look to improve efficiency, reduce delays, and provide better passenger experiences, many are realising that data, when integrated and utilised properly, is the key to unlocking a smarter way of working. Rather than replacing systems, the real opportunity lies in connecting them. Creating a flexible, scalable data ecosystem allows for predictive capabilities, better collaboration, and more informed, confident decision-making.

Join Samuel Ehrat, Senior Project Leader at Zurich Airport, and Josh Parkinson, Data Consultant at Zühlke, for an insight-packed session on how airports can move beyond fragmented systems and unlock smarter, faster operations. The panel is moderated by Ian Betteridge, Head of Content at Russell Publishing.

You will learn:

• Get to know how airports can evolve into truly data-driven organisations by focusing on integration and orchestration

• Uncover concrete examples of how connected data platforms can drive everything from day-of-operations optimisation to long-term strategic planning

• Discover clear and practical insights for airports to take the next step in their digital evolution

Join us for an exclusive virtual panel tailored to Chief Digital Officers, CTOs, and technology leaders in the aviation sector.

Learn more about the event and register here.