NAC installs new N$1.3m system at Walvis Bay airport
The Namibia Airports Company has invested N$1.3 million in a new flight information display system at Walvis Bay International Airport. The upgrade aims to modernize operations and improve the passenger experience through real-time digital updates.
Why it matters
Infrastructure investments like this are critical for improving regional connectivity and operational efficiency in developing aviation markets.
The Namibia Airports Company (NAC) has installed a new flight information display system (Fids) worth approximately N$1.3 million at the Walvis Bay International Airport as part of efforts to modernise airport operations and improve passenger services.
The system provides passengers with real-time flight information through digital display screens installed at key locations across the terminal, including check-in counters, departure lounges, waiting areas and other passenger service points.
A media statement by the NAC says the system comprises advanced Fids software, high-quality professional display screens, dedicated operator workstations and a robust server environment designed to deliver reliable and efficient performance.
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