Ryanair Sun, a standalone business unit of the Ryanair Group, will be rebranded as Buzz in autumn 2019, operating on a Polish Air Operator’s Certificate.
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
Ryanair Sun, a standalone business unit of the Ryanair Group, will be rebranded as Buzz in autumn 2019, operating on a Polish Air Operator’s Certificate.
Using artificial intelligence (AI), Aeromexico’s chatbot, Aerobot, will now be able to respond to passengers’ queries about the location of their luggage.
The new lounge will provide passengers with a unique local experience, while offering free Wi-Fi, charging points and various facilities and services.
The new low-cost carrier called ZIPAIR will be operational in 2020 with routes from Tokyo Narita to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi and Seoul Incheon airports.
The self-service bag drop units reduce passenger check-in times, and are currently in use by a number of airlines at Heathrow Terminals 2, 3 and 5.
Expected to open in 2020, the lounge forms part of the airline’s commitment to invest in new and existing lounges with guests’ comfort in mind.
The Airbus China Innovation Centre focuses on new technologies relating to hardware, cabin, connectivity, innovation and urban air mobility.
The app provides passengers with various features, such as real-time journey information, indoor navigation, access to Wi-Fi and more.
FTE spoke to Simone van Neerven, Head of Innovation, Vueling, who highlighted how her team is tackling operational challenges by introducing innovative solutions.
As part of a trial by Vodafone, passengers at Manchester Airport Terminal One can test the new super-fast network at a dedicated 5G-enabled ‘blast pod’.
Using Apple Maps on their iPhone or iPad, passengers can plan their journey through the airport in advance of their flight.
The virtual reality representation of the lounge provides Qantas with the opportunity to preview the design before the build begins.
The trial is part of the first phase of the Seamless Flow programme, which aims to enable seamless travel using facial recognition technology.
Lufthansa Innovation Hub’s Christian Langer, Gleb Tritus and Lennart Dobravsky discuss the travel and mobility tech scene in Asia and share their plans for the region.
The likes of WOW air, JetBlue Technology Ventures, Vantage Airport Group and Gatwick, Hamad and Hong Kong international airports are already members.
Fraport AG and Volocopter GmbH have joined forces to develop concepts for ground infrastructure and operations required for air taxi services at airports.
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