Speaker Biograghy: Flemming has been in the aviation industry since 2000 and has worked with Avinor AS as the Portfolio Manager for airport terminal systems since 2009. Avinor is one of the world’s largest airport operators (counting number of airports), making this a challenging position. Flemming ensures that Avinor’s 46 airports have access to IT solutions that support further business development, meet the high traffic growth, exploit the terminal areas in the best ways, facilitate efficient operations and deliver satisfied passengers and stakeholders. This can only been done through an open-minded attitude combined with innovative use of new technology. Flemming gained a Bachelor’s degree in IT from the University College of Finnmark in 1999, with further study in IT and Law, focusing on data ownership and IP. In addition to his role at Avinor, Flemming is working towards a Master of Management degree at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.


Day 1 - 25 March
Session: Passenger Processing, Check-in & Self-Service

14:30 - 14:55 - Multi-airport operations, multi-airport common use
Synopsis: With one of the world’s largest and most diverse networks of airports under operation, Avinor is leading the way when it comes to the concept of the eAirport. One single, centralised set of operational systems is being used to operate 46 airports. One single common-use platform is enabled for operation across the same airports. Avinor is leading the way when it comes to simplifying an operation complex in stakeholders, technology and geography. Not only is this multi-airport approach reaping benefits for Avinor's airports, their various stakeholders and customers; it is also setting a framework for multi-airport operation and collaboration cross-border.

Audience will learn:

• Challenge in enabling multi-airport common use and operational platforms
• Avinor's eAirport vision and the benefits for its enterprise
• The short, medium and long-term benefits of this approach
• How Avinor is setting the standard for airport-to-airport collaboration
• The importance of the underlying technology platform in executing