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SITA says software, not airports, will power aviation growth

Last updated: July 9, 2026 1:00 pm
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The future of aviation lies in software. So says a new impact report from SITA, which reflects on 2025 as “a year of customer-led change in global travel,” and looks to the future in the context of a predicted doubling in airline passengers.

The key question is how to add capacity using technology, rather than building new airports and travel infrastructure. Efficiencies in customs and border procedures, baggage and communications can help ease the pressure that rises as numbers increase. Solutions are being developed out of…

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