Aviation

The nature of airports means communications are the centre of achieving successful, safe and on-time operations – and these communications need to deal with a wide variety of different environments.

From refuelling areas to air traffic control, hospitality, baggage and duty free to security, airports require communications that can handle complex combinations of voice and data.

The demands for robust security and rapid incident response are changing and growing daily.

Airport communications challenges are not just focused on staff - delivery of an outstanding passenger experience while maintaining smooth passenger flow throughout the airport is vital.

This demands a wide variety of different communications technologies, which somehow need to be unified and centralised.

Rheinberry's experience in systems design has delivered integrated systems and solutions to airport operators with diverse groups of users.

Rheinberry's consultative approach considers the needs of all stakeholders and architectural roadmaps in these varied environments. We know that passenger experience is just as important as employee efficiency, and that customer-focused services such as WiFi sit at the heart of this.

The results...?

From baggage sortation control systems, to cabin baggage X-ray scanners and security lane technology, the solutions provided meet the individual system and hardware requirements of the many different teams across an airport.

Most importantly, these solutions work integrate seamlessly into the rest of  the airport’s technical infrastructure, and to support smooth passenger flow throughout the airport.

Rheinberry has been involved at the very forefront of Open Architecture for Airport Security Equipment. We've co-authored international guidelines covering Devices, Algorithms, Data, System Monitoring, User Access, Cybersecurity and Accountability.

Our in-depth knowledge of Open Architecture and 3rd Party Integration for airport security equipment means we can analyse, design and assure your solutions meet the latest international guidelines and standards.

• Open Architecture for the latest 3D CT machines, Security Scanners, Automated Tray Return Systems and Walk Through Metal Detectors, and;
• 3rd Party Integration of traditional 2D X ray machines and tray return systems to provide compliant Centralised Image Processing (CIP) solutions.