Welcome to AiQ Consulting | Aviation Consulting

For hub, regional and business airports worldwide, we are your trusted partner.

Solving complex demand and capacity challenges with innovative consulting, modelling, and forecasting services. We make it our business to get to the root of your problem and generate creative solutions.

Analysing the entire airport from kerbside to airspace involving passengers, baggage, cargo, aircraft, transfer system, ground support equipment and resources.

Simplifying your decision making through 2D, 3D and VR modelling and simulations using our in-house bespoke software.

Maximise your competitive advantage, reduce risk and future proof your operation – with our Airport intelligence.

 

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OUR SERVICES

Our award winning operational airport experts deliver services across:

Demand Forecasting
Demand Forecasting
Capacity Planning
Capacity Planning
Operational surveys
Operational Surveys
Carbon Reduction
Carbon Reduction

Airport Consulting

We have over 20 years of experience in Aviation Consulting. Carrying out integrated end-to-end airport consultancy, demand forecasting, capacity planning and simulation studies. Whether operational or strategic advice, we help you to keep pace of existing and future demand.

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EXPERTISE

At AiQ we analyse, model and optimise any airport operation from kerbside to airspace. Click on the below to view our expertise and related case studies.

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  • Anushka embarks on Innovative Future Leaders Programme

    Anushka Padhye was delighted to attend her first workshop on the IFLP - Innovative Future Leaders Programme at Henley Business School this week! She is part of the seventh cohort of IFLP alongside 15 other participants from 11 leading organisations. IFLP is a leadership and business transformation programme for the built environment sector that provides new perspectives and growth opportunity for construction clients, consultancies, principal contractors, suppliers and specialists. Over the next 12 months Anushka will work with innovators from within the sector, in government and way beyond the sector such as Google and ex-athletes. She will learn new ways to collaborate and drive innovation, as well as how to apply these new tools in our business, and will develop her leadership skills even further. We’re excited to watch Anushka progress and hear all about this brilliant programme!

  • AiQ shortlisted for Aviation Industry Award

      We are delighted to share that AiQ have been shortlisted for the Aviation Sustainability and Environment Award at the upcoming Aviation Industry Awards UK. This recognition reflects the hard work, dedication and excellence of our entire team at AiQ. Due to take place at the ICC in Birmingham on 17 September, the Aviation Industry Awards UK recognise and celebrate the achievements of all UK aviation stakeholders, from airlines and airports to cutting-edge manufacturers and innovative suppliers. We are thrilled to be recognised for our contribution to Heathrow’s Sustainability and Carbon programme and the wider Net Zero movement. Congratulations to our fellow finalists, we’re looking forward to the results in September! The shortlist can be viewed here.

  • Congratulations Anushka!

    Congratulations to our Senior Airport Planner Anushka Padhye who passed her Heathrow airside driving test recently which is great news for AiQ. This increases the team’s capacity to deliver surveys, so it’s a good job we added to our EV fleet earlier this year! Special thanks to our friends at Cobalt Ground Solutions for their help with the test.

  • Top four priorities for airports and stakeholders in the next 5 years

    The aviation industry is now four years on from the pandemic and airports and stakeholders have moved on from worries about demand with their focus now pivoting back to the long-standing issue of capacity. One of our priorities at AiQ is helping airports with the challenges this issue brings and consulting with their planning and operational teams so that they can effectively manage capacity issues over the next few years and capitalise on the return to and surpassing of pre-pandemic passenger levels. So what will drive capacity over the next 5 years? Our observations are that the following factors will be significant:
    1. Passenger behaviour and trends
    2. Automation
    3. Biometrics and digital identity
    4. Sustainability and Net Zero
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