Thruvision secures further U.S. aviation contract award from Greater Orlando Aviation Authority

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (“GOAA”) has awarded Thruvision a contract for five 81-Series systems to support aviation worker screening operations at Orlando International Airport, Florida.

Highlights:

- The total contract value is US$0.6 million (£0.4 million at current exchange rates), with equipment delivery expected by 31 March 2026.

- It is for five 81-Series systems with a battery-powered base for mobile deployment and includes two years of enhanced support. The battery-powered base is a new feature only available for 81-Series products.

- This contract follows the recent award for aviation worker screening systems at Seattle–Tacoma International Airport announced in December 2025.

- This brings the total number of US airports using Thruvision systems to five and provides further evidence of the growing adoption of Thruvision’s non-contact screening technology in the airport sector.

- Airports are facing increasing regulatory scrutiny and operational pressure at employee access points. Thruvision’s mobile, high-throughput systems are designed to enhance security effectiveness while maintaining workforce flow and minimising operational disruption — a critical requirement for large aviation hubs.

Together, these recent U.S. awards underscore growing demand for aviation worker screening solutions that improve compliance, operational efficiency and the employee screening experience. Thruvision’s technology is deployed globally across airports and critical infrastructure environments where safety, throughput and reliability are mission critical.

Kevin Gramer, Senior Vice President, Thruvision Americas, who recently participated as a panellist at the American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Security Summit in Washington DC, commented: “This order reinforces our growing position in the U.S. aviation market. Airports need worker screening solutions that are mobile, compliant, and affordable—without compromising security or throughput. Thruvision systems are designed to give operators that flexibility, helping them strengthen employee screening while keeping operations moving efficiently.”