The pilot will mean passengers can be checked for COVID-19 upon landing at Heathrow and know just hours later if they have tested positive for the virus.
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The pilot will mean passengers can be checked for COVID-19 upon landing at Heathrow and know just hours later if they have tested positive for the virus.
Following successful trials in 2019, Haneda Airport will be utilising WHILL’s autonomous drive system for passengers with reduced mobility.
The new Mobility as a Service (MaaS) functionality on All Nippon Airways’ mobile app will integrate up-to-date flight status and location information.
The wheelchairs, trialled by BA customers at JFK Airport, are equipped with anti-collision technology and allow customers to move freely within the airport.
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JFKIAT, operator of Terminal 4 at JFK, has introduced sunflower lanyards for customers with hidden disabilities to alert staff of required assistance.
The new service allows Apple Maps users to track their location on the airport map and find check-in counters, security checkpoints, shops or restaurants.
The new parallel reality technology will allow multiple customers to see personalised content tailored to their unique journey on a single digital screen.
American Airlines has introduced Google’s interpreter technology in its lounges at LAX to provide real-time translation to international travellers.
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The trials ran between 2-6 December and were phase two of the pilot project, launched to facilitate autonomous movement at Abu Dhabi Airport.
The new mobile app features an array of tools to help families prepare for their trip through George Bush Intercontinental and William P. Hobby airports.
Following a series of successful tests which debuted in May, All Nippon Airways is now extending the self-driving wheelchair trials at Narita Airport.
Passengers can now hail a taxi inside the airport, as well as outside, thanks to the new taxiDXB service, which is available in DXB’s Concourse B.
Etihad has launched a trial of autonomous wheelchairs at Abu Dhabi International Airport, in advance of its move to the new Midfield Terminal.
The new mobility solution, called the Wheellator, combines the benefits of a wheeled walking frame and a light-weight wheelchair.
Prague Airport has introduced a total of eight digital signage screens to provide passengers with essential travel information in six different languages.
The shuttle seats six people with additional room for standing passengers and has a built-in automated electric access ramp for wheelchair accessibility.
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