Is it time for airports to embrace a fully self-serviced environment?
Self-service technology is imperative if airports aspire to meet the demands of tomorrow, emphasises Borry Vrieling from eezeetags.
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Self-service technology is imperative if airports aspire to meet the demands of tomorrow, emphasises Borry Vrieling from eezeetags.
Technology will create new roles and new operational models requiring different competencies and mindsets. Martín Eurnekian, President of Aeropuertos Argentina 2000, reminds us that the user experience must remain at the centre of this transformation.
As airports prepare to fulfil the new security and data collection requirements outlined by the EU, Chris Gilliland, Director of Innovative Travel Solutions within Vancouver International Airport, talks about how automated, self-service border control solutions must be considered.
Analysing the evolution of terminal technologies, Chris Wilson, Head of Terminal and Capacity at Birmingham Airport, looks at the rise of self service and how this has affected the overall terminal operation.
The bag drop technology offers up to 60 per cent increased terminal capacity and a 40 per cent reduction in operational costs.
Perth Airport will be implementing new automation technology next year to ensure the departure experience is hassle-free for passengers.
Investments are being made into automating the journey and expanding mobile services in order to improve the passenger experience.
In order to offer convenience to passengers, airport authorities are concentrating on the adoption of self-service solutions.
Dewi Gaylard, Head of Information, Communication and Technology at Cardiff Airport, discusses how to make a relatively small airport stand out from the crowd, changing mindsets of the industry and putting passengers first when implementing new technologies.
The Airport IT and Security Conference is being attended by more airports than ever before, a situation which needs to be fully utilised to improve airport operations and customer experience.
Checking in baggage is always an airport pressure point and a stressful part of a passenger’s airport journey. With this in mind, Tampa International Airport in Florida embarked on a revolutionary system to enable passengers to remotely check in luggage. Maria Rhodes, General Manager for Bags, reveals how the service…
Passengers can benefit from even more independence and flexibility at departure with Hamburg Airport’s self bag drop. Michael Eggenschwiler, Chief Executive Officer, Hamburg Airport explains how the experience of the technology to date leaves no doubt that automated baggage check-in is the right solution for the future.
Anders Nielson and Lone Teist detail how Billund Airport – regional in size but one that bears the complexity of a large-scale airport – has had to embrace self-service technology and automation within baggage handling to increase its capacity.
At ACI Asia-Pacific/ World Annual General Assembly, Conference & Exhibition, hosted at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA), we spoke to CK Ng, Executive Director of Airport Operations, and Steven Yiu, Deputy Director of Service Delivery from HKIA to discover how new digital initiatives will shape the future of airports and…
Birmingham Airport has 61 SSBD kiosks available, with 52 that allow passengers to print boarding cards and check-in, and nine that allow them to inject their bag.