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Thai Vietjet chooses iPort Departure Control System powered by Travelport and Res2
10 October 2023
Travelport, a global technology company that powers travel technology for airline industry worldwide, and Res2, a Netherlands based departure control system provider and airport automation leader, today announced a new multi-year agreement with Thai Vietjet, a leading low-cost airline from Thailand with flights to destinations across Asia-Pacific. Under the agreement, the airline will be using iPort DCS (Departure Control System) to manage passenger handling, baggage, boarding, and enhance its customer experience with the automation enabled by iPort.
Münster/Osnabrück Airport (FMO) and Saarbrücken Airport both selected iPort DCS
4 April 2023
Saarbrücken Airport first iPort DCS flight was a Sun Express flight to AYT. Airport Duty Manager Patrick Köhn was impressed by the flawless and fast implementation process.
Münster/Osnabrück Airport (FMO) started with a multi-leg Corendon Airlines flight to ACE and TFS. All 179 passengers were checked in and boarded rapidly. The check in team likes iPort DCS for its intuitive and friendly user interface.
Qanot Sharq Airlines is dedicated to using iPort DCS
7 March 2023
Qanot Sharq is the first private passenger airline in Uzbekistan and is quickly growing its network.
The airline's route network connects Uzbekistan with international countries (Jeddah, Phuket, Tel Aviv and more), as well as Uzbekistan with domestic destinations (Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana). And with more to come!
EES/ETIAS and EU-LISA.
The big challenge!
2 September 2022
At this moment Res2 is deeply involved in all the details regarding EU-LISA. Next working group September 30th should be interesting because during this event, European wide EiO (Entry into Operation) plans are being discussed. EES (entry/exit system) activation is currently penciled in for Spring 2023, with ETIAS to be scheduled at a later date.
Product development is proceeding and connectivity is established with EU-LISA test systems.
Freebird Airlines and Res2 join forces to optimize aircraft handling processes and to deliver seamless customer experience.
13 July 2021
With iPort DCS, Freebird Airlines can organize advanced operations from any type of airport. iPort DCS can run in airports with a challenging infrastructure, with limited bandwidth and hardware.
Starting off 2021 with a partnership with Aerohandling Ukraine
6 January 2021
Aerohandling Ukraine decided to join hands with iPort DCS through partnership. Aerohandling Ukraine used to handle SkyUp in iPort DCS already, but now they will handle other carriers as well.
SkyUp Airlines acting swiftly to market demand with iPort DCS
21 October 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a big impact on the aviation industry. Airlines are challenged to introduce new industry regulations to ensure a healthy and safe environment during the airport process and on board the aircraft.
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Alyzia kickstarts at Brussels Airport in a matter of days with iPort DCS
22 September 2020
In July 2020, the French ground handler Alyzia started their international expansion by offering ground handling services at Brussels Airport (BRU) in Belgium. The sudden recent opening of a ground handling license at the airport was a golden opportunity but needed Alyzia to act fast.