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By: Wassim KREIDY

KEY ATI INDUSTRY TRENDS

• Wireless / secure access at airport

• Moving to hybrid model

• Focus core business

• Online booking

• Town office closing

• Pax dwell time

• From 9,000 to 18,000 destinations in 2030

Strong Traffic Growth

Airline activity focus at airport

Connected Aircraft

Changing Business

Model

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AIRLINES BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS

Cost Reduction

Flexibility / Seasonality

Increase ancillary revenues

Global coverage

• Affordable connectivity

• SLA scaled to destination importance

• Reduced cost of managing suppliers

• Web/Cloud based applications

• Quick installation

• Seasonal connectivity

• Route testing

• Host-to-airport connectivity

• Global SPOC able to deal with airport complexity

• Wireless coverage & support for mobile

• New applications

• Improve paxexperience

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ATI Application Hub ATI centric portfolio, for airlines, at airports, on aircraft

ATI grade Wireless@

Airport

For Staff,

aircraft & “things”

ATI Information

Exchange

Simple and neutral source of

ATI data & information

NFV/SDN

On-Demand

services

ATI

Specific Apps

Generic Software

as a Service

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Airport Hub

Infrastructure

Application Delivery

End-to-End SLA

SITA WAN, Internet

Cyber Security

Cyber Threat & Vulnerability

Intelligence

Airports

Data

Centers

MEETING YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS

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SIT

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ON

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CT

Corporate

Connect

Community

Connect

Internet

Connect

Domestic

Connect

• Corporate connectivity services

• Inside and outside the airport

• Shared connectivity services at the airport

• Internet-based connectivity services

• Country-specific connectivity services

CONNECTIVTY

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• Provides secure, reliable common-use connectivity from on-airport customer locations to the “Cloud”, dedicated Data Centre sites, HQ’s, town offices etc.

• “Managed” airport WAN connections are dimensioned to handle all customers traffic on resilient shared “pipes”

• Uses existing airport infrastructure/LAN to connect to customers on-airport

A shared “community” international connectivity platform

SITA AirportHub™

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418 CommunityConnect DCS sites

108 countries

2200 connections

154 customers

260 AirportHub

deployed today in

84 countries

3200

CorporateConnect@Airports

connections

267 customers

CorporateConnect@Airports = IPVPN@Airports

CommunityConnect Internet = Internet@Airports

CommunityConnect DCS = Express IP

AIRPORTHUB

The Answer

MEIA

Current Footprint 36

New APH in 2016: 16

AMER

Current Footprint 55

New APH in 2016: 20

EUR

Current Footprint 100

New APH in 2016: 42

APAC

Current Footprint 71

New APH in 2016: 10

• 262 APH as of today

• 350 APH planned for end of 2016

• Total footprint 585 APH by 2018

Africa

Initial Footprint 16

New APH in 2016: 14

Total APH Planned: 50+

APH700 2016 DEVELOPMENT

ROADMAP

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• W@A a global, secure,

reliable and flexible private

wireless service for Aircraft

and Staff alike.

• Supports

Gatelink/Gatelink822

connectivity for NGA.

• ATI Cloud based AAA

capability for optimal service

flexibility

• Currently available in 80

airports today, 122 on the

delivery roadmap

• ACH (in development)

delivers WiFi access where

Wireless networks are not

present, using MDA for

backhaul in 180+ countries

while maintaining the same

level of security as airport

WLAN

3G/4G

WIRELESS@AIRPORTS

Global Secure Wireless for Airline staff, Ground staff & Aircraft

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Service Net (SaaS, Application providers Data Center)

Government Airport Passenger Aircraft Cargo

Public Cloud

Non-ATI specific

ATI Cloud Hosted & Delivery Services (CloudConnectNet)

Government Airport Passenger Aircraft Cargo Other

CUTE / KiosksBAG MANAGER

WOKBRIDGEAMS / FIDS

AIRPORT PULSE

HORIZON BIHORIZON W&B

DCSAIRFARE INSIGHT

CARGOSPOT

AIRCOM FLIGHT MESSENGER/ TRACKER

EFB / EFB WeatherCREW TABLET

Anti-VirusActive DirectorySingle Sign On

MDM

TIMATICFLIGHTYIELD

A platform for application delivery

SERVICENETS

ATI CLOUD

PUBLIC CLOUD

Current Portfolio Market needs & Priorities What’s needed from OBS

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A PLATFORM FOR APPLICATION

DELIVERY

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SDN

controller

SDN/NFV

network

overlay

NFV POPs: Consistent and quick application of global policies to every end-point

Distributed NFV (dNFV) Zero Touch CPEs: Faster execution at the network edge

Order, activate,

configure, monitor

Global centralized control for

better resource and service management

across POPs and CPEs (virtualized and legacy)

Your

self-service portal

Best-in-breed,

multivendor

virtualized services

on-demand

OPEN, FLEXIBLE SDN/NFV WAN

STRATEGY

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OUR SERVICE PERFORMANCE

Delivering Service Excellence Every Time

69%Of major incidents detected

by command centers

76%Of incidents resolved

in 2 hours

50%Reduction in downtime by

data centers

98.4%Customer satisfaction

2000+STRONG GLOBAL

Team of IT service

professionals and field

engineers ‘on the ground’

2SITA Command Centers

(Montreal - Singapore)

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THANK YOU