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SITA introduces new technology for passenger handling

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The aviation IT company SITA has with "SITA Connect Fly", a new connectivity service for airlines. The service is designed to modernize passenger handling systems and connect departure control with workplaces at airports.

The new system is based on modern network and security technologies. It is being developed in partnership with Versa . According to SITA, airlines can simplify their processes and reduce the time required to open new locations from months to just a few weeks.

For travelers, the new technology is expected to result in shorter waiting times at check-in and boarding. The system is also expected to reduce the risk of disruption and maintain consistent security policies across all airports, ensuring a smoother travel experience.

The launch reflects the aviation industry's efforts to replace legacy network structures with flexible, cloud-based solutions. The new service builds upon SITA 's existing ground handling systems , which are already deployed at over 400 locations.

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