âScan and Goâ devices will be installed at Heathrow Airport to make it easier for users of the app to scan their boarding passes and print their bag tags.

âScan and Goâ devices will be installed at Heathrow Airport to make it easier for users of the app to scan their boarding passes and print their bag tags.
The new app, âIdaâ, has been developed to enable Virgin Atlantic to showcase its end-to-end premium travel experience via mobile and wearable devices.
The Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Mumbai T2 App uses augmented reality, beacons and push notifications to improve the passenger experience.
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Find out more >>The Apple Watch compatible Brisbane Airport app offers passengers easy access to flight status updates, Digital Departure Cards and their car park location.
The new AirGrub app has been launched at San Francisco International Airport and allows travellers to pre-order F&B so they can skip the queues on the day.
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, which has installed more than 2,000 beacons, is trialling an Apple Watch app for members of the Privium frequent flyer programme.
The BizTweet-powered service enables passengers to opt in to receive bespoke flight and gate updates, which are delivered via Twitter.
Passengers can borrow the portable chargers to charge up their devices on the go while they wait for their flight at Helsinki Airport.
The all-new app includes one-touch check-in and simple seat selection, and taps into passengersâ previous behaviour to provide a more personalised experience.
The low-cost carrier has launched a new app for iPhone, which will help to simplify the pre-travel and day of travel experiences for its customers.
Emirates has installed inductive charging trays in First and Business Class lounges in Dubai, allowing customers to wirelessly charge up their devices.
Duty managers have been equipped with Apple Watches so they can receive real-time operational updates and respond immediately to help improve efficiency.
Fifty beacons have been installed in Hong Kong International Airportâs Terminal 1 to provide passengers with interactive maps and bespoke directions.
British Airways will soon allow its customers to pay for their flights using Apple Pay when they make a booking via the carrierâs app.
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