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Helsinki Airport Passenger Flow Management System

Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport uses Xovis' passenger flow system to improve efficiency, allowing 40-minute connections.

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HEL operators found that using boarding pass scanner data wasn't providing current information for key areas like immigration and security. Xovis' real-time data improved decision-making and boosted passenger and employee satisfaction.

This case study explains how decision-makers at HEL:

Improved response to queue disruption situations
Optimized resource utilization
Increased collaboration with airlines

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Xovis' system enhances airport operations with real-time metrics, visualization tools, and APIs for efficient automation, ensuring reliability and adaptability.

Matti Lehto Head of Process Development, Helsinki Airport Finavia

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