Restoring passenger confidence

Widespread connectivity, interoperable systems and data, and automated workflows. From this foundation, we help you identify your unique opportunities to connect your passengers, staff and operations – using strategic automation, oversight, and coordination to support the outcomes your airport needs.

Ready to book your next flight? Expect these changes on the journey

Help operators monitor, report and take action on social distancing, access control, compliance, people flow and mask use among others. 

Honeywell technology is already helping detect potential infections before they spread by using thermal screening cameras to quickly identify potentially sick passengers and staff.  Touchless access solutions are helping limit contact with surfaces and improve  access management while reassuring airport personnel.  Beyond detection, there is also a need for a systematic and methodical approach to safely and effectively identify compliance to regulations in place, manage passenger flows and to gather data to identify potential contact to a contagion. 

Airports are often one of the first points of entry for diseases such as respiratory viruses that spread primarily through droplets generated when an infected passenger or airport employee coughs or sneezes, or through infected surfaces. Sensitive areas such as restrooms or interview rooms need specific attention and adequate sensing and control across airport facilities can minimize the spread of pathogens.

The Honeywell UV Cabin System is a portable ultraviolet-c light (UVC) system that, when properly applied, reduces certain viruses and bacteria on airplane cabin surfaces.