GENEVA – The aviation industry is set to receive a major boost in digital connectivity as SITA and Orange Business extend their long-standing partnership for another five years. The two companies, which have been collaborating since 2001, will continue to provide secure and efficient networks for airlines and airports worldwide. 

The renewed agreement focuses on building a stable and future-proof infrastructure for the aviation sector. Key areas of development include cybersecurity, smart airports, digital transformation, and sustainable technology solutions. 

According to David Lavorel, CEO of SITA, fast and reliable connectivity is essential for the aviation industry. “Our partnership provides more than 2,500 customers across 200 countries with access to advanced and flexible communication systems,” he said. The agreement also paves the way for new innovations in artificial intelligence and sustainability. 

The partnership renewal aligns with SITA’s broader strategy to modernize global aviation networks. Both companies are committed to creating an infrastructure that enhances the stability and intelligence of aviation services. 

Aliette Mousnier-Lompré, CEO of Orange Business, emphasized that the collaboration helps airports and airlines optimize their operations worldwide. “Together, we are ensuring that every journey is better connected while supporting the digital transformation of the aviation industry with cutting-edge communication solutions.” 

SITA, which is wholly owned by the aviation industry, serves over 1,000 airports worldwide, including Curaçao, and provides technology solutions for airlines, governments, and aircraft systems. Orange Business, with 30,000 employees in 65 countries, is a global leader in digital infrastructure and enterprise networking solutions.