Miami International Airport

MIA opted to use a combination staffed and un-staffed cashier terminal, which allows patrons to pay and exit with and without interaction with a cashier. The un-staffed mode gives patrons the opportunity to pay with a credit card via a patron interface built into the wall of the cashier booth. MIA was able to use this alternative payment solution by integrating the revenue control system with license plate recognition (LPR), which allows cameras to capture license plates in correlation with the dispensing of tickets upon entry and again when the ticket is read at exit to reduce ticket fraud. Both of these unique solutions require an extraordinary degree of hardware accuracy and dependability.


With the introduction of un-staffed exits, the Magnetic MIB30 plays a critical role. Airport applications require products that can handle 24/7 operation without the need for extensive maintenance. For airports as busy as MIA, it is imperative to make use of equipment that can withstand a harsh airport environment while providing low downtime and minimal maintenance. In order to meet airport requirements, MIA chose Magnetic Autocontrol vehicle barriers for their parking and access control needs.



 
The Magnetic Autocontrol MIB30 barrier comes with a 2-year, 5-Million cycle warranty, at a Mean- Cycle- Before- Failure- Rate of 5 Million. This unprecedented reliability allows for a rapid return of investment.

Magnetic Autocontrol your reliable source for parking revenue products.





Magnetic Autocontrol is known for products with highest quality standard and reliability. The MIB30 parking barrier is a perfect solution for a high-throughput 24/7 operation. The following list shows US airports that currently use the Magnetic Autocontrol Products:

- Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
- Sacramento International Airport
- New York Airports (JFK, Newark, La Guardia)
- Dallas Forth Worth and Lovefield, TX airports
- Philadelphia International Airport
- Washington (Dulles and International)
- San Francisco International Airport
- Ft. Lauderdale International Airport
- Denver International Airport
- Norfolk International Airport
- Toronto Pearson International Airport

In addition to the above list of airports, Magnetic Autocontrol vehicle traffic barriers are installed in the following US Cities: San José, Louisville, Charlotte, Austin, Jacksonville, Milwaukee, New Orleans, Norfolk, and Oakland.