Airport commercial revenues account for around 40% of total global airport revenues and are crucial to infrastructure upgrades and enhancing the passenger experience. In this context, the publication serves as a timely resource for airport executives, offering strategies to maximize their commercial potential in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
The launch took place during the 21st edition of the Trinity Forum, the world’s leading airport commercial revenues conference. The Trinity Forum is co-organized by The Moodie Davitt Report, ACI World and ACI Asia-Pacific & Middle East, and this year hosted by Airports Corporation of Vietnam and Imex Pan Pacific Group.
ACI World Director General Justin Erbacci said: “Airports rely on non-aeronautical revenues, also known as commercial revenues, to support infrastructure upgrades, enhance the passenger experience, and ensure economic sustainability. These revenues account for approximately 40% of total airport revenues globally. By leveraging digital technology and innovation, airports can unlock new partnerships and revenue models, and really drive airport transformation, positioning themselves for long-term success in an increasingly competitive environment.”
The ACI World Airport Commercial Digital Transformation Best Practices explores:
The importance of driving change and its benefits
Possible future trends
How to benchmark airport commercial digital maturity
How to organize the airport business internally to deliver commercial digital change
The publication was developed by airport commercial and digital experts, members of the Sub-Committee on Non-Aeronautical Activities and Revenues (ANARA) of the ACI World Economics Standing Committee. It is part of a suite of free publications aimed at helping airports strengthen their non-aeronautical revenues in diverse areas such as digital, retail, concession agreements, ground access, food and beverage, leisure and hospitality, and sustainability.
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