The IATA Travel Pass, scheduled for release in Q1 2021, is being developed with data security, convenience and verification as top priorities, says IATA.

The IATA Travel Pass, scheduled for release in Q1 2021, is being developed with data security, convenience and verification as top priorities, says IATA.
The new app features allow guests to purchase upgrades or other extras, use Etihad Guest Miles as a form of payment or choose from 10 other payment options.
Instead of touching kiosk screens, passengers can complete the airport check-in and baggage drop process using their own mobile devices.
FTE explores what the passenger experience might look like post-COVID-19 and what this could mean for airlines, airports and travellers.
The ‘Gatwick Chatbot’ on Facebook Messenger provides passengers with easy access to information before and during their trip.
Lufthansa Group’s Dr. Björn Becker reveals all about how Lufthansa is using digital channels to support passengers during irregular operations.
Passengers at Hamburg Airport can now use the FLIO airport app to access exclusive retail and F&B offers, and book parking and lounge access.
The agreement between Bristol Airport and Vodafone will ensure travellers and employees receive a fast mobile connection in departures, arrivals and on all transport links.
The BARTA initiative goes beyond the existing airport-retailer-brand relationship, bringing an airline into the mix for the first time.
Flybe CIO Peter Hauptvogel outlines how the regional airline plans to use digital developments and the latest technology to realise wide-reaching improvements.
Geneva Airport’s Gilles Brentini and Hamidul Huq talk chatbots, blockchain, robots, startups and improving the passenger experience.
Passengers will be able to earn frequent flyer points on Uber trips to and from certain airports in Australia when booking an Uber via the Qantas app.
Passengers can now pay for their tickets, seat selection, travel insurance and other ancillary purchases using Apple Pay and Android Pay.
The AI-powered “Oscar” chatbot is now able to provide the answers to customers’ questions 67% of the time, and it has just come online in Australia.
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