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Holistic system design to provide end-to-end airport coverage.

Travelers expect seamless coverage from the drop-off gate, on the runway, in the baggage claim, and everything in between.

The FAA estimates that around 2,900,000 passengers fly in and out of U.S. airports, per day. Passengers, TSA staff, airlines, and flight crews expect airport facilities to be comfortable, efficient, and catering to their coverage needs.

The demand for data, fast download speeds and coverage is only growing. Travelers expect seamless coverage from the drop-off gate, on the runway, in the baggage claim, and everything in between. Whether streaming television shows or working remotely from a lounge, passengers expect end to end coverage.

Decades of Experience

Our experienced engineers and operations team understand the nuances of the RF design and construction limitations of airport environments.

Expanding Coverage

We understand the drive for expanding outside coverage of the tarmac and plane-side areas in regard to both passenger experience and airport operations objectives.

Connecting All Stakeholders

We’re experts in managing both the Carrier design objectives, funding cycles and airport’s technology roadmaps.

Solutions designed rightsized for today’s needs

…while planning for tomorrow.

Holistic Design

Our team is focused on the venue’s larger objectives and ensure that the holistic design encompasses all airport business objectives such as concessions, baggage operations, Ride Share – not just passenger experience.

Tenant Support

We understand that the airport’s tenants are essential and core to their business. We support airport tenants alongside their guests and internal operations team.

End-to-End Technical Support

Airports are acutely aware that privatized networks are hugely beneficial to the nature of airport operations. Wireless Services can support from the initial consultation through the design, deployment and management of an entirely privatized network.

Case Study: Smithsonian Institute

Smithsonian guests were once discouraged from using their smartphones within museums and galleries. But the museum experience is evolving in a big way. Now, exhibits are fully immersive and interactive. And this is all dependent upon seamless cellular coverage.

Wireless Services deployed the original DAS system across multiple campus locations and is currently developing a campus-wide upgrade. The integration was especially challenging, as the aesthetics and historical integrity of the buildings had to remain intact.

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