El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, Colombia, has signed an agreement with artificial intelligence (AI) driven aviation technology firm Synaptic Aviation to deploy the latter’s advanced AI and computer vision technologies.
The airport handles around 47 million passengers and close to 336,000 flights annually.
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This partnership aims to enhance efficiency and performance throughout the airport’s operations.
Synaptic Aviation CTO and president Sal Salman said: “This contract underscores Synaptic Aviation’s mission to bring next-generation operational solutions to the aviation industry.
“We are thrilled to work with El Dorado Airport to deliver measurable results that benefit airlines, passengers, and the environment.”
Following a successful trial of Synaptic Aviation’s technology, the airport has committed to expanding the use of the company’s solutions across its entire operation.
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By GlobalDataThe technology is expected to increase safety, improve ground operations, and reduce fuel emissions, in line with the airport’s sustainable management goals.
El Dorado Airport CEO Natalí Leal said: “Technology is a cross-cutting element in our entire operation, a strategic ally that allows us to ensure the proper functioning of the airport terminal and enhance the experiences we offer to travellers and the entire airport community.
“By implementing this software, we continue to strengthen El Dorado’s technological ecosystem, supported by the appropriate use of artificial intelligence.”
By leveraging data-driven insights, El Dorado and its airline partners aim to streamline processes and make more strategic decisions. In September 2024, Synaptic Aviation introduced its latest audio AI solution, which accurately detects when an aircraft’s auxiliary power unit (APU) is in use.
