US Airways Goes Live With The AirIT EASE™ Virtualized Shared Use Platform At The Portland International Jetport 

Betros Wakim, AirIT CEO said, “AirIT delivers technology to airports that fosters beneficial partnerships between the airport and its airline tenants. Only EASE™ can enable airports to facilitate true resource flexibility while simultaneously allowing airlines to use their proprietary software that supports their distinct business processes. EASE™ will allow US Airways at PWM to better manage passenger processing by providing enhanced terminal-use flexibility.”

Scott C. Carr, A.A.E., Deputy Airport Director at Portland International Jetport stated, “We made the decision to deploy AirIT’s shared use passenger processing system at the Portland International Jetport to increase terminal flexibility, contain cost for our airline partners, and increase our air service development marketing efforts. We’re pleased that US Airways, who is our largest airline that operates up to 13 daily flights from PWM, became the first to use EASE™.  In addition, we look forward to using this system to enhance our value proposition with other carriers in the future.”

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Myrtle Beach International Airport’s New Terminal Goes Live With AirIT’s Fully Integrated Suite Of Software and Mobile Solutions

Scott Van Moppes, Myrtle Beach International Airport System Manager states, “We worked very diligently with AirIT to ensure that we were supporting the airport’s new facilities with technology that would encourage air service development, maximize efficiency, and provide the best experience for the traveling public. We found that the AirIT product suite was the most fully integrated solution available for an airport. In addition to providing airline shared use for ticket counters and gates, it will also allow us to schedule, track, and bill for all of our resources in one fully integrated platform.”

AirIT CEO, Betros Wakim, who was on site for the terminal activation adds, “The community of Myrtle Beach can certainly be proud of the spectacular new gateway they have built to welcome visitors to this great destination. We are extremely proud to be part of the successful team that worked with the airport to ensure that this facility will deliver a great user experience today and far into the future.”

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AirIT Awarded $14 Million, Seven Year Contract To Upgrade And Support Several Of Miami International Airport’s Operational And Financial Management Systems

Miami International Airport Division Director of Information Systems, Maurice Jenkins, states, “We have a tremendous amount of confidence in AirIT’s ability to deliver on all of the key elements of this contract. Their industry-leading solutions have helped MIA meet and exceed its goals of increasing efficiency and providing a first-rate passenger experience. We look forward to working with AirIT over the next seven years to continue to make this airport a leader in the industry.”

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AirIT Announces That Southwest Airlines Has Gone Live On The AirIT EASE™ Virtualized Shared Use Platform At The Branson Airport

AirIT, the leading provider of innovative information technology products and services to the air transportation industry, today announces the successful implementation and integration of AirIT’s shared use system, EASE™ (Extended Airline System Environment), for Southwest Airlines at the Branson Airport (BKG).

Betros Wakim, AirIT President and CEO states, “Airports that perform the necessary due diligence on common use options quickly realize that airlines have an overwhelming preference to use their own software, not some feature-limited variant that previously was the norm in legacy common-use systems. In Branson, we are extremely pleased to facilitate the technology interface that allows Southwest Airlines to operate and enhance service options to this growing vacation destination.”

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 William Swelbar To Keynote AirIT’s 2013 Annual User Conference & Symposium

 AirIT announces that William S. Swelbar, Research Engineer in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) International Center for Air Transportation, will be the keynote speaker at its 2013 Annual User Conference & Symposium held in Las Vegas, April 15-18.

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