AI across Groupe ADP's Paris airports
Deployed
AI is already improving the passenger journey at Groupe ADP's airports, chief executive Philippe Pascal told Les Echos Investir in an interview published on 24 July 2026.
He listed terminal modelling, supervision of passenger and baggage flows, anticipating peaks, analysing camera images and predictive maintenance.
Before the Paris 2024 Games, the group used AI and digital twins to simulate arrivals, Pascal said.
Cameras are plentiful. Some 25,000 watch over Orly, Charles de Gaulle and Le Bourget, the prefect told Le Parisien on 23 April 2026, though the prefect did not link them to AI.
What the system does
AI is already improving the passenger journey at Groupe ADP's airports, chief executive Philippe Pascal told Les Echos Investir in an interview published on 24 July 2026.
He listed terminal modelling, supervision of passenger and baggage flows, anticipating peaks, analysing camera images and predictive maintenance.
Before the Paris 2024 Games, the group used AI and digital twins to simulate arrivals, Pascal said.
Cameras are plentiful. Some 25,000 watch over Orly, Charles de Gaulle and Le Bourget, the prefect told Le Parisien on 23 April 2026, though the prefect did not link them to AI.
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