Arinc Launches the Passenger Systems at T3

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Arinc Incorporated has launched the passenger technology for the newly constructed Terminal 3 (T3) at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), New Delhi.

Arinc Incorporated has launched the passenger technology for the newly constructed Terminal 3 (T3) at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), New Delhi.

T3 received its first international flights on July 14 from Air India\'s Boeing 777 and Emirates\' Airbus A380, the world\'s largest passenger aircraft.
As per a media statement, Arnic completed a similar project last year, installing passenger systems for IGIAs domestic Terminal 1D.
The T3 project invloves deployment of more than 550 Arnic vMUSE passenger check-ins and Arnics BagLinkBaggage Messaging. Arnic also worked in partnership with Quantum Aviation Solutions to install 90 hand-held scanners for the automated baggage reconciliation system (BRS) that will handle 12,800 pieces of baggage per hour. Network connectivity across the airlines DCS hosts and back offices is provided by Arnics AviNet Airport technology.
Arnic has deployed its new VeriPaxSM service at T3the first implementatio

n of VeriPax at an Indian airport to enhance the security. Security agencies use VeriPax to automatically validate boarding passes against the airports operational database, to prevent fraudulent passengers from entering the secure hold area.
I. Prabhakara Rao, Chief Executive Officer (Airport Development) of Delhi International Airport (P) Ltd. (DIAL), said Passenger Delight has always been one single goal for us at DIAL, and I strongly believe that we will achieve that with the opening of T3. We have worked very closely with Arnic to implement the best ideas and solutions in the industry.
Jim L. Martin, Managing Director of Arnics Asia Pacific Division, said Our projects at New Delhi IGIA Terminals 1D and 3 are testament to the confidence DIAL has placed in Arnic to manage all their passenger technology needs. We will continue to support DIAL, with a team dedicated to growing the airport into a major hub in the region. We also look forward to future opportunities

to support the growth of aviation in India.