ARINC has signed a five-year agreement with Verizon Communications to offer a new cloud-based solution to support passenger terminals.

The solution will help operate passenger check-in terminals more efficiently by offering cost savings and flexibility, and will require less capital.

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Under the agreement extension, Verizon will provide ARINC with cloud services through its Terremark IT services subsidiary for the delivery of ARINC’s airline check-in solution, vMUSE Enterprise.

The solution will use a new IT delivery model to help airport terminals eliminate on-site servers, high-bandwidth requirements, climate-controlled rooms and technical manpower to run check-in services.

Verizon’s cloud-based solution enables ARINC to avoid buying, maintaining and configuring the hardware and software needed to deliver its applications, the company said.

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