Rockwell Collins to Replace JFK Airport Terminal Check-in Platform

by Ramona Adams October 25, 2016, 7:26 am

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Rockwell Collins has receivedÂ a contract ofÂ anÂ undisclosed value from International Airlines Group to replace the current check-in platform at John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 7.

Rockwell Collins said Tuesday it will provide its ARINC vMUSE common use passenger processing technologyÂ that works to assist check-in for passengers and baggage.

The company will also deliver its ARINC AviNet network and message system that is designed to facilitate communications in support of airline operations.

International Airlines Group operatesÂ 541 airplanesÂ thatÂ transportÂ nearly 95 million passengers to 274 destinations each year.

ARINC AviNet ARINC vMuse aviation contract awards Govcon JFK John F. Kennedy International Airport rockwell collins

Written by Ramona Adams

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