Can AI help address airport staff shortages as travel rebounds? Siobhan Boyle, Marketing Manager at Veovo After two years of lockdowns and border restrictions, the recent uptick/surge in holiday bookings over Easter and Spring break led to extraordinary crowds at airports. In fact, the airport industry body ACI recently reported that for many airports, peak…
Swedavia and Veovo partner to introduce environmental emissions incentives Automated emission charge calculations by Veovo Revenue Management software encourages airlines to reduce carbon emissions London UK, and Stockholm Sweden, 15th June 2022: Veovo, the technology company that is powering up airport performance, has announced a partnership with the Swedish airport operator Swedavia, introducing new environmental…
Veovo lands at Lehigh Valley International Airport to ensure a smooth TSA experience (London, United Kingdom / Hanover Township, PA, USA – 31. May 2022) – Veovo, the technology company powering airport performance globally, announce that Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE) has adopted Veovo’s Passenger Predictability solution to optimize TSA security operations and improve passenger…
Argentina’s busiest airports select Veovo to improve operations and passenger flows (Buenos Aires, Argentina & London, United Kingdom, 23. May 2022) – Veovo, the technology company that is powering up airport performance globally, has announced a partnership with Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, operators of Argentina’s two busiest airports, Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) and Aeropuerto Internacional Ezeiza…
Using airport charges as levers for growth, efficiency and sustainability Patrick Mullin, Technical Consultant at Veovo Flexible pricing is the way of the future, says ACI – and Veovo Airport charges, a much-debated topic between airport and airline industry bodies, have again come to the forefront as the industry rebuilds from the upheaval of the last…
How Keflavik International Airport uses Passenger Forecasting to Adapt to Changing Conditions As Iceland’s main gateway, Keflavik International Airport (KEF) wanted to ensure passengers always enjoyed a seamless curb-to-gate experience, no matter what season they travelled. So, it turned to dynamic forecasting – allowing the airport to rapidly adjust capacity planning when conditions change.…
The trouble with TOBT… and how machine learning can improve it Justin Keene – Product Manager at Veovo Airport performance relies on accurate off block times. Operators have all the data to make it so. It’s a matter of knowing how to put it to work. In a sea of aviation acronyms, none has such…
What rail operators can learn from airports in smoothing journeys Travel by city rail or metro has a long history of crowded platforms. Many of these stations are old and built in places where there’s either no room to expand or, if underground, very costly to expand. The networks and stations are today moving a…
How smart rate-making and gate management can maximize resource usage As the aviation market moves into recovery, many airport operators are re-evaluating the value of long-term exclusive gate and terminal lease models. Common use terminals, where airports manage gates and carriers share fixed resources, are proving a better return on infrastructure investment, as well as…
Veovo and BOA partner to bring intelligent operations technology used by top airports to Brazil Veovo, the technology company powering intelligent decision-making in airports globally, and Brazilian consultancy BOA today announced a strategic partnership to expand Veovo’s Intelligent Platform into Brazilian airports. BOA is now acting as Veovo for the Brazilian market and thus representing…