US and Canadian travellers arriving in Miami can now use the Mobile Passport app to complete their customs declaration using their smartphone or tablet.
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Find out more >>US and Canadian travellers arriving in Miami can now use the Mobile Passport app to complete their customs declaration using their smartphone or tablet.
United Airlines will renovate its Club lounges, re-train staff in hotel-style hospitality and significantly enhance the complimentary F&B offer.
Facebook’s Head of Travel explains how airlines and airports can exploit the opportunities presented by mobile technology, apps and social media.
A report released by SITA highlights how passengers, airlines and airports are planning to make use of mobile technology over the next three years.
Data collecting sensors, which track passengers via their electronic devices, have been installed in the new Connector facility to help optimise processing.
Innsbruck Airport will implement Amadeus’ Airport Common Use Service (ACUS), which is a complete cloud-based common use solution.
Despite the already limited amount of locker space on many flights, easyJet will soon let some passengers bring a second piece of hand luggage onboard.
Aéroports de Paris has installed beacons in Hall 2 of Orly West to promote networking opportunities between passengers who are travelling on business.
Auckland Airport has announced a partnership with TripIt from Concur in an effort to help customers plan and manage their end-to-end travel experience.
Ryanair’s Chief Technology Officer reveals that the low-cost carrier is looking at how wearable technology can help to improve the passenger experience.
Lorenzo Lo Presti, CEO, Aeroporti di Roma discusses how self-service and mobile developments can help the operator enhance the end-to-end travel experience.
Sweden’s Stockholm Arlanda Airport could soon become the first airport in Scandinavia and just the third in Europe to offer the US preclearance service.
IATA has recognised the efforts of Hawaiian Airlines to use self-service solutions to improve and expedite the travel experience for its passengers.
Oslo Airport has announced that it has started testing four security scanners as it aims to “bring state-of-the-art security screening to Avinor facilities”.
Sydney Airport has decided to permanently implement the Auto Bag Drop units that have been on trial in Terminal 1 for the last 12 months.
BT roundtable explores how new technology, ‘coopetition’ and the so-called ‘3Us’ can help to optimise the end-to-end passenger experience.
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