European air traffic has reached new highs. According to Eurocontrol data, from June to August 2026, an average of 35,959 flights were registered each day, 2.4% more than in the same period in 2025, with 66 new daily traffic records. On July 10, the European network reached an all-time high with 37,640 flights in a single day. The importance of digital culture in airport administration is further underscored by the sheer volume of data that must be continually coordinated, generated, and utilized by various organizations in order to facilitate each departure. This includes information regarding flights, vehicles, shifts, personnel, and operational activities. In Italy, GRAMS is being developed, a platform that now supports the management of ground operations at Rome Fiumicino, Ciampino, and Catania airports. The system controls information about flights, shifts, personnel availability and qualifications, vehicles, and operational operations, including those involving support for passengers with limited mobility. This will enable you to maintain a current perspective on the available resources and facilitate their reorganization in the event of unforeseen events, flight changes, or delays that affect the schedule.