Terminal operations dashboard programme
A multi-week, on-airport commission that turns kerb-to-gate movement into wall boards and shift briefing sheets the duty team can actually stand in front of.
Each commission is drawn for a named hall, pier, or search area. We do not sell a generic pack of charts. Choose the work that matches the problem on your wall, or start with the operations programme if several halls need to talk to each other.
A multi-week, on-airport commission that turns kerb-to-gate movement into wall boards and shift briefing sheets the duty team can actually stand in front of.
Timed walks from kerbside to pier, with counts at security, immigration, and the retail pinch, written up as a map the operations room can pin to the wall.
Lane-by-lane pictures of wait, bag-tray return, and the sterile-side spill, drawn so a supervisor can open or close a lane without guessing from a doorway.
Belt assignment, first-bag and last-bag marks, and hall crowding drawn for the arrivals duty desk — including the awkward remote-stand coach arrivals.
Boards for diversion days, fog, and industrial action: coach gates, holding passengers, and which piers still have catering water.
Christmas, half-term, and summer Saturday boards that show where trolleys snag, where families sit, and which retail pinch must be stewarded.