TAV Technologies, a subsidiary of TAV Airports, introduced its AirportCockpit platform, developed for airport operations management. The solution was developed to digitally support the Airport Operations Control Center (AOCC) structure used in airports. AirportCockpit integrates terminal, airside, and landside operations into a single system. Operational areas such as flight data, baggage processing, passenger flow, and resource planning are monitored with real-time data streams.

M. Kerem Öztürk, CIO of TAV Airports and General Manager of TAV Technologies, stated, "As TAV Technologies, we develop solutions for the operational needs of the sector. With artificial intelligence and data-driven technologies, we aim to manage airport operations in a more predictable and coordinated manner. AirportCockpit is among the solutions we have developed in line with our autonomous airport vision. In this context, we aim to transform operations into data-driven and self-optimizing structures based on predictions and forecasts."

The platform integrates with TAV Technologies' TAMS (Total Airport Management Suite) solutions, including AODB (Airport Operational Database), RMS (Resource Management System), and FIDS (Flight Information Display System). Data from external sources such as FlightRadar24 is also included in the system.

The system aims to identify potential disruptions in advance by analyzing data flow. The "Manage by Exception" approach allows teams to focus only on critical situations. Notifications are sent to the relevant teams via the mobile application.

The platform's global launch took place at the Passenger Terminal Expo (PTE) 2026 in London. The first implementation is planned to be launched at Baku Airport in May, followed by installation at Ankara Esenboğa Airport.

At PTE 2026, TAV Technologies also introduced its Treva (digital marketplace platform), Port Assist (AI-powered multilingual information kiosk), and Digital Travel Assistant solutions.