ABDCS

The ABOMIS Departure Control System (ABOMIS DCS) is a comprehensive check-in/boarding control system designed to assist airports, airlines, and ground handlers in providing passenger service, optimizing staff productivity, and supporting aircraft departure operations. According to the vendor, this solution is targeted at small and medium-sized airports, regional and low-cost carriers, and ground handlers. It is commonly used by professionals in the airline, airport, and ground handling industries.

Key Features

Comprehensive check-in/boarding control system: According to the vendor, the ABOMIS DCS offers a comprehensive check-in/boarding control system with full functionality, security, and streamlined passenger processing. It aims to efficiently manage passenger data and facilitate smooth boarding processes.

Supports self-service, mobile, and online check-in: The ABOMIS DCS reportedly supports self-service, mobile, and online check-in, providing passengers with convenient options for checking in to their flights. This feature is said to enhance the passenger experience and reduce wait times at the airport.

Customizable user interface: The ABOMIS DCS offers a customizable user interface, allowing airports, airlines, and ground handlers to tailor the system to their specific needs and branding requirements. The vendor claims that this feature ensures a seamless and consistent user experience.

Integration with common use platforms: According to the vendor, the ABOMIS DCS seamlessly integrates with common use platforms such as CUPPS (Common Use Passenger Processing System), CUTE (Common Use Terminal Equipment), and CUSS (Common Use Self-Service). This integration is said to facilitate interoperability and simplify the implementation process.

Low implementation and training costs: The ABOMIS DCS is designed to minimize implementation and training costs for airports, airlines, and ground handlers, as per the vendor. This feature allows organizations to adopt the system without incurring significant financial burdens.

Optimized load allocation for fuel cost reduction: The vendor claims that ABOMIS W&B (Weight and Balance) provides optimized load allocation for fuel cost reduction, aiming to ensure efficient fuel management and reduce operational expenses for airlines.

Mobile baggage reconciliation system: According to the vendor, ABOMIS BRS (Baggage Reconciliation System) is a mobile solution that streamlines the baggage handling process and resources. It is designed to track passengers and their bags for security compliance, enhancing overall operational efficiency.

Management and tracking solution for aircraft turnaround: The ABOMIS TAM (Turnaround Management) is said to optimize turnaround operations and improve asset utilization, according to the vendor. It reportedly reduces ground time, minimizes costs, and provides decision-making tools for planning and operations.

Reliable standby facility for smooth passenger processing: The ABOMIS Back-Up DCS serves as a reliable standby facility that takes over operations during primary DCS failure, as claimed by the vendor. It is intended to minimize financial and brand damage caused by DCS outages and ensure uninterrupted passenger processing.

Self-service check-in solution using existing hardware: The ABOMIS Self Check-In, according to the vendor, enables self-service check-in using existing hardware. Passengers can reportedly use their personal phones and connect to free airport Wi-Fi to check-in, reducing time and costs while improving customer service.