Bangalore International Airport Limited has introduced an integrated Smart Airside Safety System at Kempegowda International Airport (KIA), in a move aimed at strengthening operational safety and control across critical airside zones.
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The newly deployed system focuses on improving safety at cross service roads, key points where aircraft and ground vehicle movements intersect. These areas are among the most sensitive within airport operations, requiring precise coordination and clear right-of-way management. According to the airport operator, the system combines AI-driven computer vision, intelligent automation, and a centralised control mechanism. Together, these technologies enable real-time monitoring and decision-making, helping minimise risks while ensuring smoother coordination between aircraft and ground vehicles.
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The initiative is expected to enhance operational efficiency and bring greater accuracy to airside movement management, reinforcing safety standards at one of India’s busiest airports.
