5 key steps on how to adjust your airport to the current trends in airport security 1. Adapt quickly to changes – An example being the much-discussed ban on laptops between US-EU. If airports are to successfully evaluate, plan and act to overcome new regulations that will...
Feeling unwell? Taking the temperature will tell you if you have a fever. You probably knew this already, but the display on the thermometer will tell you to a certainty of +/-0.5% exactly how burning hot you are. The thermometer, however, won’t tell you what you...
Earlier this week we posted an article discussing the readiness of airports to move away from using outdated modeling methods in Excel to going cloud-based. This week yet another Trial of Better Security solution has been completed in a large European airport. Copenhagen Optimization has...
Interview Copenhagen Optimization's summer intern Luca Elianti from DTU Master Programme in Industrial Engineering and Management at the Technical University of Denmark[caption id="attachment_349221" align="alignnone" width="291"] Luca Elianti[/caption] It is summer and students from all over are rushing to be at music festivals, relaxing and catching up...
A large number of airports have outsourced their security operation to a third party staff provider, primarily with the aim of obtaining a lower cost of the security operation. The overall planning process remains the same but compared to a fully in-house operation; the outsourcing...
The ban on carrying laptops into the aircraft cabin, currently in place for several countries in the Middle East, is rumored to be extended to cover all European destinations including the UK. This afternoon the team at Copenhagen Optimization discussed what it will mean for...