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Copenhagen, Denmark, 18 June 2025 – Copenhagen Optimization, a world leader in airport operations optimization, is publishing some of the findings of a two-day summit in which representatives of some of Europe’s leading airports discussed the current challenges in airport management.

Topics of discussion at the summit spanned key areas of airport challenges including stand and gate management, baggage handling, security and staffing, check-in management and forecasting.

Software company Copenhagen Optimization helps Canadian airport manage and optimize operations in real time across its terminals.

Copenhagen, Denmark – Copenhagen Optimization, the world’s leading optimization platform for airport operators, has entered the Australian market with the implementation of software from its Better Airport suite at Sydney International Airport. The company has introduced its modules Better Check-In and Better Stand & Gate in Terminal 1, with Better Stand & Gate later expanded across all terminals.

The Better Airport® software solution to increase passenger growth potential in the current footprint by optimizing airport operations.

Restarting Aviation: Traffic volatility is increasing pressure on airport operations as historical data has little value.

Nick Beresford, operational intelligence manager, Heathrow Airport, UK and  Kasper Hounsgaard, managing partner, Copenhagen Optimization, Denmark with be presenting at this year’s Passenger Terminal Expo in Paris. The presentation will take place on Day 1, 31st March at 16:30 and cover the topic of transforming operational planning.

The European Commission Awards Copenhagen Optimization Horizon 2020 Grant for Their AI-Driven Airport Optimization Solutions. Copenhagen Optimization’s Better Airport® platform lauded as the next generation solution to increase efficiency and prepare airports across the world for rising passenger demands with data-driven insights.

Europe’s busiest airport now has access to an entire platform of insight and analytics to improve planning, postpone investments, and improve passenger experience. 

For many airports, the beginning of the new calendar year also means the beginning of a new budget year. Management groups in airports of all sizes and regions will be joining up to kick-off the identified strategic initiatives which they have identified in their airport strategy. I am sure some of you are familiar with this ongoing and at times tiring process So, how should airport managers make those priorities and be confident that the CAPEX investments yield the highest return?

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.