Google Indoor Maps and Google Indoor Streetview are now available for all public areas of Gatwick Airport, allowing passengers to take a virtual tour of the terminals.
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Find out more >>Google Indoor Maps and Google Indoor Streetview are now available for all public areas of Gatwick Airport, allowing passengers to take a virtual tour of the terminals.
KLM is trialling a new boarding procedure in which all passengers get an individual boarding number to speed-up the process.
IATA and the Near Field Communication Forum have jointly published a reference guide for air travel stakeholders outlining the potential benefits of adopting NFC technology.
FTE attended the IATA World Passenger Symposium, where distribution, the customer experience and the Checkpoint of the Future were on the agenda.
FTE takes a look at the new paper from Artefact Group’s Rob Girling, which explores the future role of wearable technology and biometrics in the travel sector.
Passengers arriving at Toronto Pearson International Airport can now have a workout as soon as they land thanks to a new in-airport gym located in Terminal 1.
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has announced that the airline will introduce mobile boarding passes by summer 2014.
IATA’s Head of Baggage Services Andrew Price discusses the latest on permanent bag tags, the 10-digit license plate and the InBag programme.
FTE attended the World Routes Strategy Summit in Las Vegas where IATA, ACI and the US Travel Association discussed the challenges facing airport security.
Jacksonville International Airport is the latest US airport to offer the TSA’s PreCheck programme, which enables faster processing through the security checkpoint.
ARINC has completed the implementation of a variety of passenger processing solutions at Ras Al Khaimah International Airport, including common use passenger processing technology.
Brussels Airlines has launched the new ‘b.pass’ travel ticket, which allows passengers to fly six times on the same route at a reduced price.
Vantaa Innovation Institute outlined to FTE how the new Relaxation Area at Helsinki Airport will help to put a smile on the face of weary travellers.
In response to the upcoming removal of TSA staff from airport exit points, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has gained approval to install automated exit lane technology.
Members of the CLEAR programme, which allows passengers to bypass security queues, can now use dedicated lanes at San Jose International Airport.
Montréal-Trudeau has become the third North American airport to install the new Automated Passport Control kiosks to help reduce queues at immigration.
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