Noida — The Noida International Airport (NIA) announced Monday that it has signed an agreement with Kyndryl, a multinational IT services provider, to develop and manage its technology infrastructure, as published by Hindustan Times.
The collaboration aims to ensure efficient airport operations through advanced technology solutions and round-the-clock IT support.
Airport officials stated that Kyndryl will work on establishing a robust IT infrastructure by reviewing existing systems, implementing comprehensive security measures, managing risks, and ensuring adherence to all technology-related policies.
“It will also help in setting up an efficient IT environment, including real-time system performance monitoring and automating infrastructure processes to prevent delays or failures that could impact airport operations,” said Arun Vir Singh, chief executive officer of Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL).
A key element of the partnership is the deployment of Kyndryl Bridge, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered platform that will proactively detect potential problems before they escalate, ensuring a hassle-free travel experience for passengers, officials noted.
Additionally, the collaboration is set to strengthen cybersecurity at the airport. It will incorporate rapid-response systems to counter cyber threats, manage security policies, and continuously monitor the airport’s IT security status, they added.
“Partnering with Kyndryl allows us to leverage their global expertise and innovative solutions to create a world-class airport that prioritizes passenger satisfaction and operational efficiency,” said Christoph Schnellmann, CEO of Noida International Airport.
Lingraju Sawkar, president of Kyndryl India, highlighted the significance of the partnership, stating, “In India, there are many citizens who are yet to take their first flight. Improving people connectivity across India is imperative and supports critical infrastructure needs. It’s a privilege to enter into a new customer engagement with Noida International Airport ahead of the airport launch.”