It’s not uncommon for airports to deal with over a hundred different IT systems that exchange data via thousands of point-to-point connections. The tangle of intertwined and interdependent components results in a static and slow IT system. Data elements that belong together become fragmented. The baggage and flight data of a transfer bag may vary from system to system throughout the bag’s journey.
With Aviation Data Hub, you can onboard, integrate and share structured and unstructured data with all data processing systems and applications throughout. Data stays consistent across systems to increase your agility and time to market.
We want to support airports with their operational business processes, speed up implementation of new solutions and reduce the effort it takes to maintain IT ecosystems.
The data structures we present are based on decades of Siemens industry knowhow as well as on standards such as IATA’s Airline Industry Data Model (AIDM) and ACI’s Aviation Community Recommended Information Services (ACRIS).
Click one of the areas below to learn more about the details, structure, and data model. You will find additional explanations and examples.
The airport vertical deals with master data. Here you will find interfaces for inserting, modifying and reading airport data.
The baggage vertical deals with operational data. Here you will find interfaces for inserting, modifying and reading baggage data.
The flight vertical deals with operational data. Here you will find interfaces for inserting, modifying and reading flight data.
The container vertical deals with operational data. Here you will find interfaces for inserting, modifying and reading container data such as ULDs.
The assets vertical deals with master and operational data. Here you will find interfaces for inserting, modifying and reading asset data such as descriptions or time series.
Do you need more information about aviation data and API documentation? Then contact us directly – we will be happy to help you.
