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Passenger demand continues to grow, but airport checkpoints can't always grow with it. Space is limited. So is staffing. Infrastructure updates require significant time and capital. So how can airports move more passengers through the checkpoints they already have?

Passenger demand is growing. Checkpoint capacity is not. Airports cannot simply build their way out of the problem. They need to get more from existing infrastructure and resources while deploying proven improvements faster. That challenge was at the center of Synect's FTE Global 2026 panel, "The Checkpoint Has Changed."

This week, TSA announced the start of their new strategy, Horizon 25, and the end of Gold+. As the organization prepares to roll out the evolved Screening Partnership Program (SPP), airports are left wondering what’s next.

Security checkpoints were in the spotlight at the 2026 Digital Signage Awards (DSAs)! Synect took home 4 awards for MCO and TSA.

Two of our clients, TSA and MCO, have been nominated in eight categories for the 2025 Digital Signage Awards (DSAs) for innovative checkpoint experiences!

Our latest pilot project with the TSA is ushering in a new era for airport security signs.

As we prepare FTE Global 2025, we’re thinking about one core idea: smarter airport signage doesn’t start with screens. It starts with strategy.

REAL ID enforcement is starting – thanks to strong omnichannel content strategy at leading airports, passengers have had time to prepare.

Airport experiences are poised for transformation, and our team got a front-row view during the 2025 Passenger Terminal Expo.

Airports@Work is all about improvements, and this year was full of discussions on improving passenger experiences!

Synect is looking forward to attending the 2025 AAAE/ACI-NA Airport Customer Experience Symposium in Halifax! Will we see you there?

Our clients, Synect, and YCD Multimedia shook the digital signage industry last month by sweeping seven first-place awards in the 2022 Digital Signage Awards, an international program recognizing outstanding campaigns, creative executions, and technical innovation. Sixteen:Nineteen reported: “The big winner was Orlando-based Synect ... taking home several top prizes – as well as the Grand Prix/Best Of Show prize for its collective work on screens and content for helping trave

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