Las Vegas Airport Improves Passenger Information System
Travelers in and out of Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport are getting a helping hand to their destinations, thanks to a new backend system installed by CDW Government (CDW-G).
The government division of the product and service provider said Monday that it has equipped Vegas' main airport with a ClearCube blade computing system that speeds up how departure and arrival information is displayed in the airport's terminals.
"McCarran is the sixth busiest airport in the country, with 46.2 million passengers passing through its terminals each year," Jason Cabrera, the airport's technical services supervisor, said in a prepared statement. "CDW-G enabled us to identify the right solution from a number of technology options -- allowing us to select exactly the right approach to upgrade the flight information system."
