Staying ahead in airport security requires more than compliance—it calls for agility, collaboration, and smart technology. These five essential steps will help your airport adapt to evolving trends while enhancing operational efficiency and the passenger experience.
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 are suffering from, nor how to cure your illness.
Copenhagen Optimization has been nominated for the Ernst and Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2017 Award. The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year is the world’s most recognized growth cabinet competition, celebrating and honoring the best entrepreneurs in Denmark and Globally.
Complex plans lead to confusion—and confusion leads to inefficiency. At Copenhagen Optimization, we've seen firsthand how simplified, mobile-ready, and data-driven planning can transform airport security operations. Here's how Better Security empowers teams with clarity, real-time responsiveness, and trusted execution.
Read this short interview on Luca and why he believed spending his summer working with Copenhagen Optimization solution Better Airport was the right match to strengthen his Masters.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced their initial measure to counter the laptop threat: Electronic Trace Detection (ETD) of all laptops going to the USA from all international destinations.
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 often leads to challenges.
The entrepreneurial business Copenhagen Optimization helps international airports with optimizing the airport operation. The company is experiencing great success and is now going for more growth with DKK 8 million (approx. 1.07 million EUR) in new capital and bring on a new, professional board with experienced business professionals.
Danish startup Copenhagen Optimization has become the go-to-guys for making airports run more smoothly. Like they did at Genève Aéroport where the average waiting time was reduced by more than 50%.
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 airports and the passenger experience for the Europe – U.S. traffic.