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How can a hybrid boarding lounge improve capacity, passenger flow and commercial value?

Tanzanie · DAR  – 2026
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The challenge

Airports traditionally separate domestic and international departing passengers into distinct boarding lounges.
This results in duplicated infrastructure, underutilized gates, higher operating costs and a constrained passenger and retail experience, particularly for international travelers facing time uncertainty before passport control.
02

The solution

Clear2Fly™ introduces a single, shared post-security boarding area for all departing passengers, combining:
- A unified boarding lounge for domestic and international flows
- Distributed, stand-alone passport control points, accessible anytime between security and boarding
On-call / time-slot-based immigration control, allowing airlines and airports to invite passengers proactively to passport checks to manage peaks, avoid delays or prioritize flights
- Smart multi-check boarding gates
- Full data ownership retained by each authority, exchanging only secure valida
03

The result

- Seamless and stress-free passenger experience
- Increased dwell time and commercial exposure
- Optimized gate usage and reduced infrastructure duplication
- Greater operational flexibility and cost efficiency
- A solution fully adaptable to local regulations and international aviation standards
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