From new projects to new services, new team members and new achievements; AiQ Consulting has had a fantastic year. We have surpassed our own expectations, and that of our clients, to what we can achieve for Airport Owners, Management, Airlines, Ground handlers and many other stakeholders in the aviation industry. As we wind down to the end of 2015, we thought it was time to reflect on our successes, and think about the ones to come in 2016! Read More »
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Meet Our AiQ Team – Airport Capacity Analyst – Nomaan Asghar
Next in our current series of Meet the Team Q&As, we talk to Nomaan Asghar, our Airport Capacity Analyst, about his role, the AiQ projects he is most proud of and what it’s like working with our inspiring and innovative team.
How do we work with our clients and stakeholders?
Any airport contains its own community, much like a small city. The teams of people working in such a fast-paced environment, whether they are airlines, ground handlers, retailers, security or management, have to work well together in order to achieve their goals and passenger satisfaction. Read More »
Strategic Integration Procedures at Menzies plc
We’ve been following the past experience of Adrian Stratta, our Senior Consultant at AiQ Consulting. Adrian has had a fascinating career and we’re very fortunate to be able to gain insights and further understanding from his comprehensive knowledge. In this blog we review his integration role at Menzies USA and notably, the adoption of a People Plan within the delivery. Read More »
Delivery at Heathrow – How could AiQ Consulting have helped?
We are in the privileged position of having a great team here at AiQ, and even more so when we are joined by new recruits that bring with them useful and enlightening experience and case studies. Adrian Stratta, who has recently joined the team, is one of those individuals. We’ve been lucky enough to get an overview from him of one of his recent projects, with an indication to where potential uplift could have been achieved had AiQ applied their tools and insight. Read More »
Meet Our AiQ Team – Technical Director –Ian MacKinnon
In the next of our series of Meet the Team Q&As, we talk to Ian McKinnon, our Technical Director, about his role, the projects he is most proud of and what the future holds for the company. Read More »
What is Simulation?
In the fifth of our series of What, Why, How, When and Where blogs, we explore one of our key consultancy services, Simulation.
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What is Design Validation & Optimisation?
In the fourth of our series of What, Why, How, When and Where blogs, we look at Design Validation and Optimisation in airports. This is one of our key consultancy services. Read More »
Airport Operational Efficiency
Airport capacity is often stretched beyond its limits. One of AiQ’s Consultancy services allows us to view challenges from all angles, providing capacity solutions that the client may not have considered, and, offering insights that increase their operational efficiency without the need for additional investment.
Read on for case studies showing our holistic approach to airport capacity planning, and the results it can achieve. Read More »
What is Airport Operational Efficiency Planning?
In the third of our series of What, Why, How, When and Where blogs, we explore Operational Efficiency Planning in airports, another one of our key services. Read More »
Download HiQ’s Free White Paper – Operating Food Brands Within an Airport Market
Our sister consultancy, HiQ, has developed an insightful free white paper, exploring the relationship between airport operators and retail concessions. This white paper combines their knowledge of successful operations in Food & Beverage Brands within Airports and AiQ’s unique understanding of Behaviour Modelling in Terminals and Passenger footprint in large airport hubs. This gives you the opportunity to get into the real data behind the airport environment.
From BuggyOps to a Holistic Passenger and Behaviour Demand Model (Part Two)
Our Terminal Passenger Behaviour Modelling Tool, as explained on our last blog has given us a fascinating insight into airports. We often call them little cities, and this simulation has shown us just how similar they are. We can now gain far more detail into knowing where passengers are and what they are doing, at any given time. This helps us, and our clients, when considering capacity and demand forecasting.