Infax has been chosen as the sole provider of digital signage and real-time flight information displays through the new Williston Basin International Airport in North Dakota.
The Williston Basin International has moved into a new $273 million state-of-the-art facility and selected Infax to install 39 monitors to enable passengers to navigate the airport and identify their flight information.
“The Williston Basin International Airport includes modern amenities for today’s traveller,” said Anthony Dudas, airport director, City of Williston, Williston Basin International Airport. “Passenger satisfaction is our top priority and we’ve included four gates and three passenger boarding bridges that provide protection from the elements, a new space for check-ins, an unmanned exit lane, and high-tech signage that’s powered by Infax for people who rely on our facility to fulfil their travel needs.”
The airport uses Infax’s WinFIDS 7.0 flight information display system that provides arrival and departure information, baggage information and ticket counter displays. Infax’s Engage 3.0 software also allows airport personnel to create personalised content for its digital signage throughout the facility.
“Airports today are embracing digital technologies and high-tech signage to further improve the overall passenger experience,” said Tracy Davis, vice president of sales and business development, Infax. “Providing efficient messaging, real-time information and customisation services is advantageous for both the airport and passengers. It ultimately improves efficiency, reduce costs and helps drive revenue.”
