PORTS & AIRPORTS • CASE STUDY
Dedicated private wireless improving ground crew communications, baggage handling efficiency, and gate operations at TUS Airport — independent of congested carrier networks.
Passengers served annually
Airport employees connected
Continuous operations across the airfield
THE CHALLENGE
Tucson International Airport’s ground operations rely on constant communications between crews, gate agents, baggage handlers, and operations centers. During peak travel periods, congested carrier networks became unreliable — creating communication gaps that impacted operations and passenger experience.
The airport needed a private, dedicated network that could support operations independently of carrier infrastructure.
Years of RAN Expertise
Devices Supported
Average Deployment
Cost Savings
Years of RAN Expertise
Devices Supported
Average Deployment
Cost Savings
THE SOLUTION
Moso deployed a private wireless network across Tucson International Airport covering terminals, gates, the tarmac, baggage areas, and ground support facilities — providing airport staff with always-available connectivity completely independent of carrier networks.
RESULTS & IMPACT
Airport operations now run on a dedicated network — peak travel periods no longer impact crew communications reliability.
Real-time baggage tracking and crew communications mean fewer mis-sorted bags and faster baggage carousel performance.
Reliable wireless connectivity supports continuous video surveillance and perimeter monitoring across the full airport footprint.
PRESENTATION & DOWNLOAD
SLIDE DECK
Seamless airfield connectivity — from terminal operations and security to remote tarmac and perimeter coverage.
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