Our clients

The Actiflow Wind App is designed primarily for port and airport authorities, but it can be used by any organization that needs real-time local wind information and forecasts. For example, cities can use the app to predict wind conditions in streets and over bridges, helping to identify potential hazards for pedestrians.

Airports

Strong winds not only affect aircraft landing and takeoff—they also determine when and where ground handling operations can be performed safely. Most airports reply on a single wind measurement near the active runway to estimate the wind conditions across the entire airport, which can be highly conservative.

Wind velocities near gates are usually much lower and vary significantly across different areas of the airport. As a result, ground handling is often unnecessarily stopped—even when local conditions would allow operations to continue safely. The Actiflow Wind App provides gate-specific wind data, enabling more accurate decision-making that improves both safety and operational performance.

Ports

In ports, strong winds can hinder ship arrivals, departures, and mooring conditions. Port authorities often rely on a few wind sensors to estimate conditions across the entire port. However, local wind conditions vary a lot across the port due to the presence of buildings, cranes, container stacks and other large obstructions.

The Actiflow wind App accounts for all these obstructions and delivers high-accuracy wind data and forecasts over the water and near mooring locations. This allows authorities to make less conservative, data-driven decisions supporting operational planning and accurate mooring analysis.