Source: ACI-LAC
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Airports Council International – Latin America and the Caribbean (ACI-LAC) is pleased to announce the incorporation of Iboardings as a new World Business Partner.
Iboardings is a Spanish company with a presence in Mexico and operations throughout the region. Recognized for its excellence in the manufacturing of technological solutions (hardware and software), iboardings is dedicated to helping airports and airlines overcome challenges related to the implementation of automation and self service with solutions that positively impact the capacity of airport terminals. processing passengers, lack of staff and financial limitations.
According to José Luis Cámara, CEO of Iboardings, “Becoming WBP is an opportunity to be part of the airport community in Latin America and the Caribbean and to contribute our grain of sand to the innovation, automation and sustainability of airports in the region.”
Rafael Echevarne, General Director of ACI-LAC, commented on the new addition: “We are very pleased to welcome Iboardings to our community of WBPs. Their focus on innovation and sustainability aligns perfectly with our goals of improving efficiency and the capacity of airports in Latin America and the Caribbean.”
Iboardings’ mission is to provide innovative solutions with tight budgets, thus facilitating the implementation of technological improvements in airports. Its suite of “Easy Airports” solutions represents a new approach for the industry to address airport automation with innovative and sustainable solutions.
The incorporation of Iboardings into the ACI LAC business partner network represents a significant step towards strengthening collaborations within the aviation industry in Latin America and the Caribbean. ACI LAC looks forward to working alongside Iboardings to continue driving innovation and efficiency at the region’s airports.