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- 137. oneworld Airlines move to Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda
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oneworld Airlines move to Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda. Finnair and other oneworld airlines flying to Stockholm - British Airways, Iberia and Malev - have moved to Terminal 5 at Stockholm's Arlanda Airport. The more modern, spacious terminal offers shorter distances and better services than the old Terminal 2. There is a joint ticket office and a number of self-service check-in
- 138. SITA Partners NEC to Provide Automated Border Control Gate Solution in Europe
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SITA and NEC Europe (NEC) have signed an agreement to jointly provide an automated border control (ABC) gate solution. It incorporates sophisticated biometrics technology for use at immigration control points at airports in the European Union (EU). The agreement comes as EU member states implement recommendations to move to self-service border control using ABC gates.
- 139. HKIA to Expand Check-In Options with Adaptable Kiosks
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Hong Kong International Airport and Amadeus have signed an agreement to deploy hot-swappable battery powered movable check-in kiosks, called iCUSS, with both a self-service and full-service mode. The versatile cloud-based mobile kiosks are powered by Amadeus’ common use technology and can be rapidly deployed and relocated for use by the traveller to check-in themselves or by the ai
- 140. IATA releases results of Corporate Air Travel Survey
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IATA releases results of Corporate Air Travel Survey. IATA has released results from its annual Corporate Air Travel Survey of over 10,000 active travellers, which shows that not only are passengers accepting high-tech travel options, but also they are demanding even more opportunities to take control of their travel experience.
- 141. Airline Passengers Prefer Tech to People; One Size Does Not Fit All
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According to the 2016 SITA Passenger IT Trends Survey, airline passengers across the globe are so comfortable with technology today that they are choosing to use it rather than interacting with people. SITA’s survey shows that 85% of passengers had a positive travel experience, up from 80% last year. Noticeably, passengers are happier at the steps of the journey where they have mor
- 142. CAAS Steps Up Drive to Boost Changi Airport’s Productivity
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) is to roll out two airport-wide initiatives in collaboration with its partners to boost Changi Airport’s productivity. A key thrust to this productivity drive is to accelerate the adoption of technology to transform airport processes and reduce reliance on manpower.
- 143. South Korean Passengers Love Tech But Not For Airline Trips
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According to the findings of a 2016 Passenger IT Trends Survey by SITA, airline passengers in South Korea are less likely to use smartphones along their journey than passengers in other parts of the world - despite the fact that 98% carry a smartphone. The survey, which was conducted across international airports in South Korea and representing 93% of South Korean travelers - shows
- 144. SITA Upgrading Services at Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport
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When the new departures terminal opens at Buenos Aires’ main airport in October, passengers will be able to check in and drop off their baggage in record time, without having to queue for an agent. Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) is managed and operated by AA2000, which runs a total of 35 airport terminals across Argentina.
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