Digital Twin Consulting will collaborate with airport leaders and industry partners to advance practical AI and digital twin adoption across airport environments.
[Coppell, TX] — May 20, 2026 — Digital Twin Consulting (DTC), a strategic advisory and implementation firm specializing in digital twin technologies for complex infrastructure environments, is pleased to announce its membership in the Airports AI Alliance.
The Airports AI Alliance brings together airport leaders, technology providers, consultants, and industry stakeholders focused on advancing the responsible and practical adoption of artificial intelligence across the aviation ecosystem. Through this membership, DTC will contribute its expertise in digital twin strategy, systems integration, smart infrastructure, and airport operational transformation.
DTC works with aviation and large-scale infrastructure clients to transform fragmented systems into integrated, data-driven operations. The firm supports organizations across the full digital twin lifecycle, from strategy and use case development to implementation planning, systems architecture, data integration, governance, and long-term program execution.
“Digital Twin Consulting’s strategy-led approach to deploying digital twin technologies supports our goal of helping airports adopt advanced solutions in a structured and effective way,” said Willem Fast, Chief Commercial Officer of Airports AI Alliance.
For DTC, the membership reflects a continued commitment to helping airport organizations move beyond isolated technology pilots and toward scalable, outcome-driven transformation.
“Innovation is most powerful when it is grounded in real operational challenges,” said Kelly Watt, VP and Co-Founder of Digital Twin Consulting. “Through the Airports AI Alliance, we look forward to collaborating with airport leaders and industry partners to accelerate practical, scalable AI and digital twin adoption across airport operations and smart infrastructure.”
As airports face increasing pressure to improve operational efficiency, passenger experience, resilience, safety, and infrastructure performance, AI and digital twin technologies are becoming critical tools for connected decision-making. However, successful adoption requires more than technology alone. It requires clear strategy, interoperable systems, trusted data, governance, and alignment with measurable business outcomes.
DTC’s participation in the Airports AI Alliance will support industry collaboration around these priorities, including practical use cases for digital twins, AI-enabled operational intelligence, multimodal transportation systems, terminal flow optimization, asset management, and Total Airport Management.
“We are proud to join an organization focused on turning innovation into practical value for the aviation industry,” said Watt. “The future of airport transformation will be shaped by collaboration between airport operators, technology partners, and strategic advisors who understand the complexity of real-world implementation.”
About Digital Twin Consulting
Digital Twin Consulting is a strategic advisory and implementation firm focused on helping complex organizations plan, deploy, and scale digital twin technologies. Serving aviation, infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, campuses, smart cities, and data centers, DTC helps clients align digital twin programs with measurable business outcomes. The firm’s services include digital twin strategy, use case development, systems integration planning, implementation roadmaps, governance, operational integration, and long-term program execution.
To learn more, visit www.digitaltwinconsulting.com.
About Airports AI Alliance
The Airports AI Alliance is an industry organization focused on advancing the adoption of artificial intelligence across airport environments through collaboration, education, and practical industry engagement. To learn more, visit www.airportsalliance.ai.