15,000 attend Singapore T4 first open day
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Tag: Self service
Auckland mobile self-service check-in kiosks
Adds 45 mobile kiosks for international flights
Read MoreWhy do passengers prefer self-service?
Survey says passengers choose to use it rather than interact with people
Read MoreAirAsia goes 100% self-service at Kuala Lumpur
Desk check-in no longer available at it’s largest base
Read MoreAeroméxico to add CUSS kiosks at Mexican airports
Implementation complete by end May 2016
Read MoreThe Future is Connected – new report from SITA
Confirms rise in use of self-service
Read MoreAbu Dhabi to get tech upgrades
Improvements will be across all three terminals.
Read MoreTaoyuan to increase focus on self-service
Bag drops to be installed at Taiwan train station.
Read MoreCancun implements 80 self-service kiosks
375 workstations and 80 self-service kiosks are in place.
Read MoreSeattle introduces Mobile Passport Control (MPC)
Sea-Tac is the third US airport to introduce the option after Atlanta and Miami
Read MoreSwedavia signs general agreement with Gunnebo
Will work together on self-service security checks and boarding
Read MoreMarriott healthy-vending kiosk
Partnership gives passengers access to fresh, nutritious food on the go through revolutionary kiosks
Read MoreSelf-service kiosk check-in introduced at Malta
Lufthansa will be the launch customer for this service
Read MoreSAS self-service earns IATA Fast Travel Platinum
SAS is first to get IATA Fast Travel Award Platinum. SAS offers over 80% of all its passengers, the self-service options that make up the programme.
Read MoreCheckpoint Wait Time Tool Unveiled at Houston Airport
Passengers leaving Houston have a new technology with real-time data on security checkpoint wait times at IAH and HOU.
Read MoreInflight Connectivity from Row 44 to be offered by UTair
UTair selected Row 44 to provide inflight connectivity. UTair passengers will enjoy high-speed and reliable Internet access.
Read MoreSITA Passenger Self-Service Survey 2012
Passengers continue to want more control of their journey and require more self-service and mobile-based offerings.
Read MoreNo more BYO seat belt for larger passengers
In the USA if you’re a large passenger and you’ve been bringing your own seat belt extender to buckle yourself in on flights, the government has an order: Stop it. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a reminder to the airlines at the end of last month that their extenders — which add 25 inches to the length of a regular seat belt by being buckled to the ones on planes — are the only ones to be used. But that’s making some people who use or sell the extenders unhappy.…
Read MorePhilippine Airlines is first Asian full service to add iPad for in-flight entertainment
iPads will be loaded with in-flight entertainment options including full-length movies, TV shows, music, games, and even the latest newspapers and magazines.
Read MoreDo some business travellers need better inflight WiFi or common sense?
Most airlines and airports now offer a variety of mobile services but a survey of over 600 business passengers shows they want more help. Key points of the survey are: Mobile, day-of-travel notifications are critical for business passengers. Flight status, upgrade availability and boarding alerts are wanted on mobiles. Airport and onboard wifi is unreliable, limited and frustrating. Only 28% are happy with in-flight WiFi and 32% with WiFi in airports. Business passengers want mobile boarding capabilities. More than 80 percent of business passengers who haven’t yet had access to…
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