NEC Wins Big Display Deal For New Vegas Airport Terminal

June 15, 2012 by Dave Haynes

NEC announced a nice order this week for 900 displays for the new Terminal 3 at Las Vegas-McCarran International Airport, which opens in a couple of weeks.

The new terminal (yay, freaking yay … the old terminal I always end up in is just, well, old) will have 182 46-inch and 723 40-inch LCDs to be used for  flight, baggage and gate information, security checkpoints, gate-holding areas and check-in counters. Most of the units are also using slot-loaded PCs.

The airport has been using NEC displays since 2006 (though there is that honkin’ big Samsung in a new area I never see). There are more than 1,000 NEC displays already in Terminals 1 and 2.

The release doesn’t mention it, but I am pretty sure the software being used in the new terminal is Four Winds.

Photo from vegas.com