Oman Airports, in cooperation with global company Huawei, has announced the launch of the first smart airport pilot plan at Muscat International Airport, as part of its efforts to enhance digital transformation in the aviation sector and apply advanced technical solutions to improve the passenger experience and raise operational efficiency.
The project underscores Oman Airports' commitment to investing in sustainable digital infrastructure that supports the Sultanate of Oman's position as a regional hub for innovation in the aviation sector and contributes to developing safer, smarter and more efficient airports serving passengers and the national economy, according to the Oman News Agency.
The new technologies are expected to help improve the experience of more than 40,000 passengers a day by providing a stable and fast network across all airport facilities, in addition to raising the level of security and safety through smart surveillance systems and real-time data analysis.
Ahmed Al Amri, CEO of Oman Airports, said the cooperation marks a pivotal milestone in the digital transformation journey, adding: "What we are witnessing today is the announcement of a new phase to shape the future of smart airports in the region from the land of the Sultanate of Oman, and we have set a clear goal for our airports to be a platform for innovative technologies and a laboratory for smart solutions that keep pace with future aspirations."
For his part, David Xu, CEO of Huawei Oman, said the strategic partnership is a step towards building a smarter and more sustainable future for the aviation sector in the Sultanate of Oman and the region.
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