Unisys finishes testing of core airport op-systems at MIAL

NYSE-listed Unisys Corporation today announced that its Indian subsidiary has successfully completed testing of the core airport operational systems implemented at Mumbai International Airport Ltd.
Our Indian subsidiary has successfully completed testing of the core airport operational systems implemented at MIAL's new terminal 2 as part of the airport's modernisation program to cater to India's growing aviation industry, a company statement said here.
Mumbai International Airport is the primary international airport in Mumbai and is the second busiest airport in India in terms of passenger traffic. More than 30 million international passengers travelled via Mumbai Airport in 2012, up six percent from 2011. The new Terminal 2 building, designed to serve both international and domestic operations, went live in February 2014.

A major supplier of airport integration services, Unisys was commissioned to conduct Master Integration Testing services to verify that all systems implemented in the new terminal operate in a seamless manner.
According to the Airports Council Unisys worked with the MIAL project team to design test scripts based on real-life scenarios, which were then executed under the supervision of Unisys and MIAL. As part of the project, Unisys tested 21 systems across 12 vendors and three airlines.
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