Airports

Creating modern, safe and efficient airport environments

Today’s airports are challenged to maintain safety, continuously share key current messaging and offer streamlined and modernised pathways for passengers. Tensator offers a range of solutions for airport operators and airlines to ensure a safe, efficient and organised travel experience for all, whilst managing airport passenger flow.

Why Use Tensator Solutions In Your Airport?

REDUCE MAINTENANCE COSTS BY 50%

Our ASIAD compliant TMP wall panelling can provide high impact protection to your walls which are anti-graffiti, UV resistant, and eliminate the need for kick rail products- saving staff time, creating space and improving ROI.

PRIORITISE PASSENGER SAFETY

Ease airport surveillance with safe and sufficient crowd control options from Tensabarrier® to clearly guide passengers and organise airport passenger flow within terminals.

IMPROVE STAFF UTILISATION BY 25%

The Tensator® Virtual Assistant – a digital silhouette projected with pre-recorded media – can deliver key safety and airport messages around the clock, freeing up security agents to focus on screenings, passenger surveillance and body searches.

Case Studies

British Airways

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Bristol Airport

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Madrid, April 8, 2025 – MODI Vision, a leading manufacturer of facial recognition technologies, today announced a strategic partnership with Tensator, the renowned inventor of the original retractable queue barrier, Tensabarrier, which is sold all over the world. The goal of this collaboration is to optimise passenger flow at airports, ports, and other high-traffic areas. […]

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Airport technology could be the key to tackling the long queues in peak seasons. As the aviation industry prepares for 2023, the causes of the long airport queues seen last summer should be looked at. Across the world, airports and airlines struggled to handle the bounce-back in passenger numbers due to insufficient staff numbers. Unfortunately, […]

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