The Passenger Access Management helps to make the queue line area to divide the pedestrian area and airplane parking area, to avoid safety accident for passenger and the damage for airplane engine when temporarily parked.

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Efficient and Safe Airport Innovation: A New Smart Solution for Passenger Queue Management

In the bustling environment of airport aprons, safety and operational efficiency are paramount. Since 2016, two of Australia's major aviation hubs—Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport and Melbourne Airport—faced a common operational challenge. After disembarking from shuttle buses, passengers needed to walk a designated distance to boarding gates. This process required the establishment of temporary queuing areas on the vast apron to ensure passengers followed safe, predefined routes while maintaining critical distances from aircraft engines, other parked planes, and active ground service vehicles.

Traditional solutions, such as standard retractable belts or barriers, proved inadequate. Their limited length and lack of stability required a large number of units to cordon off the necessary paths. Furthermore, their deployment and retrieval were time-consuming processes that could not keep pace with the fast-moving, high-efficiency demands of apron operations.

The Smart Solution: A Professional Passenger Access Management System

To address this challenge, Traust recommended and implemented a specialized Passenger Access Management (PAM) system. This solution is more than a simple barrier; it is an intelligent queue manager designed to revolutionize passenger flow management in demanding airport environments.

The system's core advantages lie in its thoughtfully engineered features:

· Extended Coverage & Flexible Layout: Equipped with two robust 28-meter-long belts or ropes, a single PAM unit can enclose a significant queuing area. This drastically reduces the number of units required and enables rapid deployment.

· Heavy-Duty Stability, All-Weather Resilience: Featuring a weighted base, this queue stanchion remains exceptionally stable even in windy airport conditions, ensuring the safe boundary is always clear and eliminating the risk of toppling.

· Effortless Mobility & Quick Transitions: Integrated with three wheels, the system can be moved and repositioned with ease, allowing it to adapt swiftly to the dynamic and changing needs of apron operations.

· 24/7 High Visibility: Reflective tapes on the belts and stanchions ensure clear visibility for both passengers and ground staff during nighttime or low-light operations, enhancing safety around the clock.

Client Response: Enhancing Airport Operations

The implementation of the Passenger Access Management system has been met with strong approval from both airports. They have reported significant improvements in setting up safe passenger corridors efficiently. The queue manager system's robustness, ease of use, and effectiveness in organizing passenger flow have contributed to smoother, safer, and more controllable apron operations, aligning perfectly with their stringent safety and efficiency protocols.

This case exemplifies how tailored innovation in queue stanchion and barrier technology can solve complex logistical challenges, turning operational hurdles into streamlined processes.

As a security belt barrier for airport parking apron especially, the 56-long belt or rope can help to make the queue line system very soon. Also it is easy to remove it with 3 wheels.