Many airlines.One sharedplatform.
Every airline, one shared screen.
ABOMIS CUPPS is a fully IATA CUPPS-certified common-use passenger processing platform (v1.03), designed to support multi-airline operations across check-in counters, boarding gates, transfer desks and self-service environments.
It lets airports and ground handlers run airline applications securely on shared infrastructure — keeping flexibility, resilience and centralized operational control.
Multi-airline sessions
Many carriers on one shared workstation.
Shared counters & gates
Common use across desks, gates & transfer.
Central admin panel
Manage every airport from one console.
Cloud, on-prem or hybrid
Deploy to match security & data residency.
Built to run anyone's airline.
A vendor-independent common-use platform that deploys fast on minimal infrastructure — and keeps every counter and gate under centralized control.
Vendor-independent architecture
Run any airline's applications on shared hardware, free of a single vendor's lock-in — with proven integration into Amadeus Altéa, Sabre and Navitaire DCS, among many others.
Rapid deployment
Stand up common-use counters and gates fast, on minimal infrastructure — with airline applications onboarded centrally.
IATA CUPPS v1.03 certified
Fully certified, with compliance on the CUPPS 1.04 roadmap.
True offline operations
Check-in, boarding and baggage keep running, disconnected.
Portable CUPPS
Laptop-based and mobile agent operations, anywhere in the terminal.
Integrated cloud printing
Centralized control of boarding-pass and bag-tag peripherals.
Centralized monitoring
Real-time monitoring and configuration management from one panel.
Automatic app deployment
Airline applications deployed and updated automatically.
Cloud, on-prem or hybrid
Deployment flexibility to meet security and residency needs.
Multi-airline sessions
Many carriers managed concurrently on shared workstations.
Keeps running when the network doesn't.
A workstation-centric architecture runs core operational functionality locally — so check-in, boarding and baggage processing continue even during temporary network or host connectivity interruptions.
When an airline's DCS is unavailable, a built-in local backup DCS keeps passengers moving; at peak, portable counters spin up on phones and tablets.
- Keeps processing in fully disconnected modeOffline
- Built-in local / backup DCS when an airline host is unavailable
- Workstation-centric: core functionality runs locally
- Automatically switches to alternative devices during check-in
- Neighboring counters share hardware in emergencies, from the admin panel
- Portable counters spin up on Android / iOS phones & tablets at peak
- Current, future, mobile and virtual Boarding Gate Readers (BGR)
One admin panel. Total control.
Manage every airport, workstation, airline app and peripheral from a single console — across eight layers of operational control.
Workstation control
- Centralized workstation registration and provisioning
- Remote configuration of counters and gates
- Automated workstation setup and recovery
- Role-based access control per workstation
- Real-time workstation status monitoring
Plugs into your airport.
Proven integration with the DCS platforms airlines already run, the systems your airport depends on, and the deployment model that fits your rules.
Wins for every stakeholder.
Common use done right pays off across the whole airport — for operations, the airport, its airlines, IT and the bottom line.
Operational
- True common-use counters and gates across multiple airlines
- Reduces check-in congestion and improves passenger flow
- Rapid airline onboarding and configuration
- Fallback processing using local DCS when an airline DCS is down
- Improves turnaround efficiency at counters and gates
- Room to expand: kiosks, bag drop, mobile
Airport
- Maximizes utilization of check-in infrastructure
- Reduces hardware duplication between airlines
- Simplifies workstation lifecycle management
- Centralized monitoring and administration
- Flexible counter allocation during peak periods
- A standardized passenger-processing environment
Airline
- Eliminates airline-dedicated infrastructure
- Consistent environment across every touchpoint
- Supports multiple airline DCS integrations
- Accelerates deployment for new airline launches
- Reduces operational setup costs
- Resilience through shared platform availability
IT & Security
- Centralized software deployment and updates
- Role-based access control and authentication
- Secure integration with AODB, RMS, BHS & FIDS
- Full monitoring, diagnostics and remote support
- On the CUPPS roadmap: 1.03 → 1.04 / 2.0
- High-availability architecture for mission-critical use
Commercial & strategic
- Optimizes counter allocation and resource usage
- Reduces total cost of ownership (TCO)
- Scales with passenger growth
- Hybrid, cloud-ready architecture
- Future-proof for self-service bag drop & biometrics
- Better reporting and operational analytics
See it on your own counters.
Request a live demoCommon use, at global scale.
A privately held Canadian company founded in 2019 in Vancouver, ABOMIS runs advanced passenger processing across continents — and tests it in its own IATA-accredited CUPPS lab.
Tell us about your airport and the airlines you handle — and see ABOMIS CUPPS run multi-airline operations on your own counters and gates.