Crowd Control and Queue Management at Airports.

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While accommodating millions of passengers in a year, the airport business is touching the heights in recent times. The customer base is increasing, and in turn, the demand for the active passenger management is also rising high.



The tourists swarming to their destinations from all over the world are to be served with equal efficiency and responsibility. Hence, needs the proper administration in Passenger Guidance and Control.

The task to manage the huge and infuriating crowd requires innovative ways to avoid the feuds and unmanaged lines with the best customer service through various crowd management strategies.

The policies, procedures and the products used in crowd management and queue control at airports helps in the orderly movement of people without any unwanted disputes.

The inevitable lines can now be made more organized with the help of Q-Managers, India’s No-1 Queue Management Company. The spectrum of crowd control and queuing products under its umbrella include- Belt Posts, Rope Posts, Chain Posts, Stand Alone Units, Café Barriers, etc.

It is known for providing solutions for flexible & multipurpose barricading/queuing solutions for the places with heavy footfall.

Hence managing the passengers who are tired/impatient/excited with an equal expertise is all which Q-Manager is known for.

The barriers are sturdy, robust and tough to be used for anticipated crowd and cannot be toppled easily.

Let’s see some of the products that can help in managing queues and crowd control at airports-

Belt Post- To provide the excellent queuing solution and to manage public in an area of varied space length like airports, Q-Manager® Retractable Belt Posts or Belt Stanchions are an ideal solution.
Available options in Belt posts are-

•    Powder-Coated Retractable Belt Post

•    Retractable Belt Post in Chrome

•    Retractable Belt Post in Stainless Steel

•    Retractable Belt Post in Brass

Classic Rope Post- Q-Manager® Classic Posts with Velvet Ropes are the best and perfect queue management solution when the inner décor and queueing needs need to be fulfilled together at the same time.
Available options in Rope posts are-

• Classic Rope Post in Brass

• Powder Coated Classic Rope Post

• Classic Rope Post in Chrome

• Classic Rope Post in Stainless Steel

Chain Post- Perfect for barricading, fencing and more, Q-Manager® Classic Chain Posts are an ideal pick for airports where the access needs to be restricted to some visitors.
Available options in these classic chain posts are-

•    Powder Coated Classic Chain Post

•    Classic Chain Post in Stainless Steel

•    Classic Chain Post in Brass

•    Classic Chain Post in Chrome

Note- All are available in Floor Socket and Floor Mount Options.

Apart from above given popular products more products can also be ordered from our range such as-

Double Belt Post
Stand Alone Units
Café Barriers
Wall Mount Units
Crowd Control Accessories etc.

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