Rockwell Collins highlights integrated ARINC airports technologies for increasing efficiency, security

LAS VEGAS, 9 Sept. 2015. Rockwell Collins ARINC airports solutions – designed to increase efficiency, enhance security, and improve passengers’ travel experience – are on display this week at Future Travel Experience Global 2015 (FTE Global), taking place September 9 through 11 in Las Vegas.

Rockwell Collins (Booth #C4) is showcasing how its latest technologies are transforming the passenger experience from curb to curb, officials say.

Rockwell Collins’ ARINC airports solutions include:

• Biometric-enhanced passenger processing systems featuring identity management integration for enhanced security and efficiency
• New cloud-based common-use and mobile check in systems
• Dynamic information display solutions that steer passenger traffic and help stimulate revenue

Speakers at the event include:

William Flowers, director of North American Airport Sales for Rockwell Collins, is chairing the “Airport Futures” session as part of the event’s “On the Ground” program. The session will look at the best of today and tomorrow – auto check-in, single token, Smart Security, robotics, biometrics, cloud, mobility, interactive FIDS, virtual interactions, Internet of Things, auto translation apps, and more.

Panel:
Thursday, September 10th —2:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. PDT

Richard Nordstrom, senior director of Global Marketing for Rockwell Collins, will participate on the “Cabin Connectivity Unleashed: How the Internet of Everything will change airlines and aviation forever” panel. Chaired by Mary Kirby, Nordstrom and a panel of experts will discuss how nose-to-tail connectivity will change the aviation industry.

Panel:
Thursday, September 10th —4:15 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. PDT

Rockwell Collins is a sponsor of the FTE Global “Up in the Air” and “On the Ground” conferences.

Rockwell Collins develops and deploys communication and aviation electronic solutions for both commercial and government applications. Expertise includes: flight deck avionics, cabin electronics, mission communications, simulation and training, and information management services.