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Tampa International Airport has introduced digital screens displaying the security queuing time in the main terminal.
The first stage of Edmonton International Airport’s (EIA) new baggage handling system has been completed as part of the ongoing ‘Expansion 2012’ project.
Passengers with a biometric-based e-Passport will soon be able to make use of new automated border control gates at Estonia’s Tallinn Airport.
St John’s International Airport in Newfoundland has become the first airport in Canada to adopt a Common Use Passenger Processing System.
German flag-carrier Lufthansa has introduced self-service check-in kiosks at Mumbai International Airport.
London City Airport has deployed new technology for passenger queue measurement, helping it to better understand and manage queues and bottlenecks.
Over 100 CUSS kiosks and 150 CUPPS workstations will be operated at San Diego Airport as part of its $1 billion improvement programme.
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The latest stage of the refurbishment of The Wing – Cathay Pacific’s flagship airport lounge – has been completed at Hong Kong International Airport.
Lufthansa is expanding its automatic check-in service, which will now be available on around 400 routes within the Schengen Area.
Qatar Airways has opened a brand new First and Business Class Premium Lounge at Heathrow Airport – the carrier’s first Premium Lounge outside of its Doha hub.
SITA’s SIM-based proof-of-concept highlights how Near Field Communication technology can simplify the passenger journey throughout the airport.
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Paris-Charles de Gaulle have become the first airports in Europe to offer a specific smartphone app for Chinese travellers.
While the uptake of CUPPS has been steady over the last few years, questions are now being asked as to whether it remains a priority for the industry.
Near Field Communication-based mobile boarding passes will be introduced by Japan Airlines later this year, as part of a partnership with mobile operator KDDI.
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