Salzburg Airport GmbH

Development, implementation and support of a new, future-proof digital signage solution for Austria's second largest airport.

Who is
Salzburg Flughafen GmbH?

Salzburg W.A.Mozart Airport is a modern international airport with destinations in Europe and overseas. Due to its geographical location, Salzburg Airport is a passenger and cargo hub for the Salzburg area, Upper Austria, the Tyrolean lowlands and Bavaria. Two terminals can handle up to 1,400 passengers per hour. 13.000 tons of cargo are handled per year.

Business Challenge

Ready for take-off for a demanding modernization project: The complete flight data, information and marketing displays had to be comprehensively redeveloped and implemented - including preparation of the graphic and color presentation of the flight data. As ongoing operations were not to be impaired at any time, rapid implementation was particularly important. The entire fiber optic cabling had to be renewed.

Solution

Comprehensive, state-of-the-art digital signage solution, designed as a flexible system - including failure scenarios and expansion options.

Services

Planning
Project planning
Installation of the solution
Complete support
24/7 service

Technology

Connection to departure times for passenger information
3 video walls, consisting of a total of 31 47-inch displays from LG for arrivals, departures and the insertion of advertising / information
Administration, control and monitoring via a central management server from easescreen
Networking via fiber optic links
Various info displays at different locations in the airport

Value

Optimized communication and information services for airline passengers
Uncomplicated content exchange
More and better usage options
Simplified maintenance
High system flexibility

In this complex project, K-Businesscom proved to be a very experienced and flexible partner. We were not only convinced by the good price-performance ratio, but above all by the cooperation with K-Businesscom here on site in Salzburg. We have learned together and from each other. The linking of the flight data with the new system was a challenge, but was solved to our satisfaction. The display of arrival and departure times is transmitted almost live from the system to the screens.