Vueling has developed a new iPhone app which allows users to book flights, check-in, select their seat and make changes to their booking itinerary.
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
Vueling has developed a new iPhone app which allows users to book flights, check-in, select their seat and make changes to their booking itinerary.
‘The Airline IT Trends Survey 2011’ highlights mobile technology, social media and self-service facilities as key areas of investment in the next few years.
Indian airline Jet Airways has launched a new mobile service, which allows passengers to book and manage their tickets through their mobile phone.
The latest report from Amadeus details how emerging mobile technologies will revolutionise each stage of the future travel process.
Christchurch Airport has responded to the increasing mobile technology trend by becoming the first airport in New Zealand to launch a mobile website.
Air France has launched a mobile service to offer passengers real-time updates ahead of their flight, as well as information on baggage delivery.
UK-based rail ticket retailer thetrainline.com is developing a mobile service that will allow passengers to book and redeem rail tickets via a mobile device.
When it comes to check-in and boarding, for the airline, the airport and the passenger, the general rule is: the simpler, the better. The bar coded boarding pass is currently the standard used by more than 200 airlines globally, but with Near Field Communication (NFC) technology being increasingly explored as a potential alternative, just how […]
The evidence suggests mobile will become the dominant form of check-in. Sales of internet-ready Smart Phone devices continue to grow at a significant pace – around 30% year-on-year. Meanwhile, major online players – such as Google and Yahoo Microsoft – are investing significant resources in developing and improving their mobile web offerings. Ross Falconer reports.
Mobile Connections for Travelers
The evidence suggests mobile will become the dominant form of check-in. Sales of internet-ready Smart Phone devices continue to grow at a significant pace – around 30% year-on-year. Meanwhile, major online players – such as Google and Yahoo Microsoft – are investing significant resources in developing and improving their mobile web offerings. Ross Falconer reports.
Mobile Connections for Travelers
Mobile Check-In is expected to become one of the key early applications to take advantage of the increased shift in mobile usage towards data-services. IBM forecasts that within the next three to five years Mobile Check-In will overtake both kiosks and the web to become the most dominant method for travellers to check-in for their […]
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