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Using artificial intelligence (AI), Aeromexico’s chatbot, Aerobot, will now be able to respond to passengers’ queries about the location of their luggage.
FTE spoke to Simone van Neerven, Head of Innovation, Vueling, who highlighted how her team is tackling operational challenges by introducing innovative solutions.
The AI Academy will revolutionise Etihad Airways by upskilling its workforce, optimising operations and creating alternative revenue streams.
The updates to the website and app are aimed at delivering a more seamless, user-friendly experience, from booking to online shopping and customer support.
The multi-million dollar project will see the two companies exploring predictive analytics models and flight-demand forecasting.
The vehicle is controlled remotely by humans and can also drive autonomously, incorporating machine-learning to perform its tasks.
Munich Airport has teamed up with Lufthansa to trial a humanoid robot, developed by SoftBank Robotics, which provides passengers with information on their gate and restaurants and shops in Terminal 2.
Gatwick Airport’s Cathal Corcoran and Abhi Chacko reveal how the airport is using machine learning, IoT and other technologies to improve OTD.
Istanbul Congress Center - ICC, Istanbul
18 - 20 June 2019
A mega-show to commemorate a mega-hub, and a new era of travel
Istanbul Congress Center - ICC, Istanbul
18 - 20 June 2019
Empowering the airline sector to profit from collaborative digital retailing opportunities at every step of the journey
4-6 September 2019, Las Vegas
Where the world's most progressive travel facilitators define tomorrow’s end-to-end passenger experience
12-13 November 2019, Singapore
Connecting vendors with airline and airport executives to transform tomorrow’s end-to-end passenger journey across Asia-Pacific
Groupe ADP, Air New Zealand and Aeromexico discuss the merits of artificial intelligence (AI) and consider its future impact on the air transport industry.
Geneva Airport’s Gilles Brentini and Hamidul Huq talk chatbots, blockchain, robots, startups and improving the passenger experience.
FTE highlights 10 technologies and trends, ranging from AI and robotics to biometrics and translation technology, that should be on the radar of every airline and airport.
The artificial intelligence system can provide automated answers to the most common questions without input from a human service agent.
The line-up of robots can perform a variety of tasks, ranging from helping to transport luggage to providing assistance with language translation.
KLM’s interactive, voice-driven pack assistant on Google Home can provide passengers with useful advice and recommendations.
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