SIMPLY THE BEST NEWS ABOUT SELF-SERVICE IN TRAVEL
SIMPLY THE BEST NEWS ABOUT SELF-SERVICE IN TRAVEL
Low-cost carrier Jetstar has introduced iPads to its passengers for in-flight entertainment. The iPads were launched on selected Jetstar flights last week and will be rolled out across the Australian domestic, transtasman and short-haul international services from Australia and New…
By 2014, 38% will have introduced e-gates for self-boarding and 42% will have e-gates for check points
On 4 October, SITA and Air Transport World will jointly host a webinar to discuss the findings of the Passenger Self-Service Survey 2011. The sixth annual survey includes opinions of 2,500 passengers, interviewed at six of the world’s leading airports: Abu…
Miami International Airport now gets passengers from the runway to the roadway faster than ever before with the MIA Mover, a 1.25-mile-long automated people mover system between MIA and the Miami Rental Car Center that opened to the public on…
Passengers at Heathrow Terminal 5 has begun to transport passengers in computer controlled, driverless, car-sized personal 'pods', also known as APM (Automated People Mover).
Gang dodged security and bought 2.3million duty-free cigarettes at Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton.
Air Canada, one of the leaders in self-service technology, has introduced new IER 918 Common Use Self Serve (CUSS) kiosks at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport (CDG).
Passengers receive an email containing a digitally signed and encrypted 2D bar code.
Amadeus and SITA have announced that they are working to empower Amadeus Altéa customers to offer real-time baggage tracking information and worldwide baggage reconciliation to passengers.
36 ABC eGates to be used at AMS in 2011
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced today that Global Entry kiosks are now available at CBP preclearance at Vancouver International Airport and Ottawa’s MacDonald-Cartier Airport.
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport has implemented SITA's CUSS kiosks.
