What are anti-panic doors in an airport?

They are doors designed to facilitate the rapid evacuation of passengers in emergency situations, complying with safety regulations in high-occupancy infrastructures.

What is an anti-return system for airport access?

It is a mechanism that allows the flow of people in a single direction, preventing unauthorised access and improving the organisation of queues and circulation routes.

Where are doors with burglar resistance (RC2) used in airports?

They are used in sensitive or restricted areas, such as technical areas, baggage control or access for authorised personnel, where an enhanced level of security is required.

What advantages do aluminium rapid doors offer in airports?

They are ideal for interior areas with high circulation, as they allow agile transit, improve energy efficiency and help separate environments without interrupting operations.

How do automatic doors contribute to airport security?

They integrate with access control systems to regulate entries and exits, prevent intrusions and ensure security in critical airport areas.

What role do automatic doors play in airport operational efficiency?

They allow continuous management of large passenger flows, reducing congestion and improving transit speed between areas.

Intelligent access systems for airports

Airports are nerve centres of activity, with a constant flow of passengers every day. Because of this intense circulation, it is essential to implement automatic door solutions, rapid operators and access control systems that guarantee the protection of all users. At the same time, it is crucial that these measures do not compromise accessibility, comfort and adaptability of the spaces, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience for all visitors.

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Benefits of Manusa systems for airports

Efficient flow of people

Crowd management: Facilitates the movement of large numbers of people, reducing congestion in high-traffic areas such as entrances, exits and boarding areas.

Speed and efficiency: Allows a fast, continuous flow of passengers, crucial to maintaining airport operations.

Fluid experience for the user

Contactless access: Passengers do not have to operate doors manually, which is especially useful when carrying hand luggage or pushing luggage trolleys.

Accessibility: Facilitates access for people with reduced mobility, elderly people and families with baby pushchairs.

Energy efficiency

Energy conservation: Automatic doors open and close quickly, minimising the loss of air conditioning or heating and helping to maintain a comfortable temperature inside the airport.

Cost savings: Improves the building's energy efficiency, which can reduce operating costs in terms of energy consumption.

Hygiene and health

Contact reduction: Less need to touch the doors, which reduces the spread of germs and improves hygiene.

Passenger perception: The use of motion sensors that allow operation without contact, improving the perception of a clean and safe environment.

Security and access control

Enhanced safety: By integrating access systems, automatic doors can help restrict entry to unauthorised areas.

Regulates the flow of people: Automatic doors can be configured to open automatically in the event of an emergency, facilitating a rapid and safe evacuation.

Doors for airports designed for every requirement

Infographic isometric of an airport terminal with labels for its different zones and services.

Puerta automática corredera de cristal con paneles plegables en el interior de un edificio moderno.

Automatic panic sliding door

Exit zone

Pasillo unidireccional antirretorno con puertas automáticas de cristal y luces LED verdes, señalizado con un cartel amarillo de 'Saída/Exit' en el suelo.

One-way corridors

Puerta automática corredera de cristal en la entrada de un establecimiento comercial con fachada de madera.

Automatic telescopic sliding door

Cafeteria

Fachada elegante de una joyería con puerta de cristal automática y detalles decorativos en piedra y madera.

Burglar-resistant automatic sliding door RC2

Jewellery

Standard automatic revolving door

Entrance

Facciata in legno moderna con una porta automatica scorrevole in vetro e strisce di sicurezza orizzontali.

Standard Automatic Sliding Door

Perfumery

Porta rapida avvolgibile in telo rosso in un ambiente industriale con fascia di sicurezza inferiore rigata in giallo e nero.

Aluminium high-speed roll-up door for indoor areas

Other sectors

Logistics

Operators wearing white protective suits working in a white industrial cleanroom with high-precision machinery.

Laboratory and clean rooms

Food industry

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Frequently asked questions about the airport sector

Answers the most common questions about automatic doors, industrial doors and intelligent access systems for airports

Manusa automatic doors are prepared for very high traffic, offering reliability, speed and operational continuity at entrances, boarding areas, security checkpoints and restricted areas.

Yes. Manusa allows integration with access control, security and building management systems (BMS), key in airport infrastructures.

Yes. Manusa has experience in tailor-made airport projects, collaborating with engineering firms and architects to adapt each solution to complex passenger flows.

In airports, sliding, swing and telescopic doors, and access control systems adapted to high-traffic areas are mainly used.

Integrating with access control systems, they restrict access to sensitive areas and help manage the flow of people in a controlled manner.

Allows the management and restriction of access by passengers and staff to different airport zones through automatic systems, ensuring safety and smooth operations.

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