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Daniel Skjeldam, CCO, Norwegian outlined to FTE how the airline’s new self-service bag drop has performed since implementation and where it will be rolled-out next.
Amadeus has released the ‘Reinventing the Airport Ecosystem’ report, which gives insight into the future impact of new technology and the importance of collaboration.
An innovative trial announced by Toulouse-Blagnac Airport and SITA will enable passengers to use their NFC-enabled smartphone to pass through key airport touch points.
Iberia will install 22 ‘Quick Service Points’ in Madrid-Barajas Airport to provide information and assistance to passengers and reduce queuing times.
A new biometric-based e-gate system will be rolled out across Dubai Airport to speed up and simplify the immigration process for passengers.
Passengers travelling from Sacramento International Airport can now use an app to order food and beverages for delivery direct to the gate.
China Airlines has become the latest airline to introduce mobile boarding passes, which can be used at Osaka Kansai, Hong Kong and Frankfurt airports.
Passengers flying from Dubai International Airport can now scan their boarding pass at innovative ‘Information Zones’ to get directions to their boarding gate.
Frequent flyers with Alaska Airlines can now enjoy expedited security screening at Seattle-Tacoma Airport, thanks to the adoption of the TSA’s PreCheck programme.
The eighth annual SITA Baggage Report shows that baggage handling improved by 20.3% in 2011, saving airlines a total of $650 million.
A common-use passenger check-in and departure system has been installed at Gdansk Airport to handle the increased number of passengers expected during EURO 2012.
Passengers travelling from San Diego Airport can now explore shopping and dining options, as well as other on-site services, before arriving at the airport.
Passengers flying from China will soon be able to pay for and receive their visa onboard the flight, reducing waiting times upon arrival in Indonesia.
Tampa International Airport is looking to recruit 100 permanent volunteers to greet passengers and offer travel advice to those arriving at the airport.
A Bluetooth-based queue measurement system, developed by SITA and Bluelon, will be adopted by the TSA as part of a $48 million improvement programme.
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