Tagged: PRMs

Swedavia is introducing solutions to enhance assistance services for passengers with reduced mobility at Stockholm Arlanda and Göteborg Landvetter, with “digitisation and innovation playing an important role”.

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol has been testing autonomous mobility vehicles to explore “how travellers with reduced mobility can find their way independently and safely at the airport”.

Glasgow Airport is trialling an app designed to ensure all passengers who require additional support get the help they need. The PRM Assist app supplements the current service.

Among the initiatives are a customisable step-by-step airport guide and invisible disabilities lanyards, aimed at creating a more inclusive travel experience.

Following successful trials in 2019, Haneda Airport will be utilising WHILL’s autonomous drive system for passengers with reduced mobility.

FTE provides a round-up of some of the latest technological advancements that can help to provide a more seamless experience for passengers with additional needs.