The area was also fit out for future bag drop locations. With the projects came new counters and back walls for 30 total positions. The airport also launched pilot programs to explore the use of common-use ticket counters (CUPPS) and common-use self-service kiosk (CUSSK). Crews updated the airport's flight information display systems (FIDS) and added a new revenue management system, airport operational database (AODB) and resource management systems. With a 26% increase in traffic last year and even more growth forecasted for the next five years, a series of interconnected IT projects totaling $3.5 million was engineered to help meet passenger demand while ACY plans for physical expansion. Modules: Ascent TechnologyįIS Engineers: TPD Architects, XIP Consulting Prime Design Build Contractor: Infax, Inc.Ĭommon Use: ARINC Airport Operational Database, Resource Mgt. Location: Atlantic City (NJ) Int'l AirportĪpproximate Timeline: 4 years (design to operation) Project: Improvement of IT Business Processes
How does an airport meet the needs of current and future passenger growth without expanding its facilities? At Atlantic City International Airport (ACY), officials expanded virtually by upgrading the facility's information technology systems.
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