Los Angeles – September 24, 2026 -- Boldyn Networks has been selected to design, build, and operate a private wireless network at Ontario International Airport (ONT), a Southern California hub that has surpassed 7 million annual passengers and become the region's fastest-growing airport over the past decade.
Private network targets security and a 1,700-acre footprint
The dedicated 4G/5G network will use segmented architecture, dedicated spectrum, and enterprise-level controls to give ONT operational autonomy over its 1,700-acre site. Chuck Miwa, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for the Ontario International Airport Authority, said the investment provides the precision needed to manage and secure the airfield as passenger volumes climb.
Deployment starts with perimeter detection, scales to full camera coverage
Initial applications include physical security and perimeter intrusion detection, expanding later to advanced camera coverage across the airport. The network combines on-premise edge compute with centralized private cloud management, backed by Boldyn's 24/7 Network Operations Center and Security Operations Center.
Boldyn cites transit-hub experience for cargo-heavy, high-interference site
Jason Caliento, Chief Commercial Officer, US for Boldyn Networks, said the company is applying experience from large transit hubs to build a network capable of handling ONT's dense, interference-heavy cargo operations. He said the platform is designed to meet immediate security requirements while providing the bandwidth and low latency needed for ONT's long-term innovation plans.
ONT was recently ranked by JD Power as the second most popular medium-sized airport in North America.