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- 73. SITA Upgrading Airport Services in India
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More than 50 million passengers at 25 airports across India can now use SITA’s common-use self-service technology to check in at the airport. The Airports Authority of India (AAI) has collaborated with the air transport IT specialist to deploy this new technology as part of its ongoing airport modernization program.
- 74. IATA begins 100 days E-Ticket Countdown
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IATA begins 100 days E-Ticket Countdown. IATA began the drive to 100% e-ticketing as part of its Simplifying the Business programme in June 2004 with the dual goals of making travel and shipping more convenient and more cost efficient. The programme began with five projects - Bar Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP), Common Use Kiosks for Self Service (CUSS), RFID for aviation, e-ticketing
- 75. SITA to Upgrade Services at Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands Airports
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Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has selected global IT provider SITA to implement further passenger self-service options across the group’s three main airports - Manchester, London Stansted and East Midlands airports.
- 76. U.S. Travelers Ready for Self-Service Beyond Check-In
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U.S. air travelers rank time-consuming baggage and security procedures as the top areas for improvement, according to a recent survey conducted by air transport IT specialist, SITA. The 9th annual SITA/Air Transport World Passenger IT Trends Survey confirms that airports can significantly improve passenger experience and satisfaction by automating these and other steps throughout t
- 77. Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport to Speed Up Immigration Process with SITA Technology
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Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport is to speed up the immigration process for passengers from the European Union who hold a biometric passport with the introduction of new self-service immigration control technology from air transport IT specialist, SITA.
- 78. Airlines and Airports to Invest US$33 Billion on IT in 2017
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According to the SITA 2017 Air Transport IT Trends Insights released on Tuesday, airlines and airports will spend nearly US$33 billion on IT this year. Top of the agenda for CIOs at both airlines and airports, are investments in cyber security and cloud services. In addition, they are prioritizing investments in passenger self-service.
- 79. Hamad International Airport to Become a ‘Smart Airport’
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From check-in to boarding, every step of the journey will be self-service enabled to significantly improve efficiency and reduce waiting times. Combined with the airport’s complimentary Wi-Fi and the iBeacon enabled mobile app that offers way-finding and context relevant information, HIA’s passengers will be able to enjoy a more enjoyable travel experience.
- 80. Emirates to Expand Use of Biometrics and Self-Service Kiosks
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Emirates handled nearly 1.2 million customers at its Dubai hub in July and August, compared with 402,000 customers during the same two months in 2020. According to IATA’s latest World Air Transport Statistics 2021, Emirates was the largest international airline in 2020 carrying over 15.8 million passengers. Published by TravelNewsAsia.com on 10 September 2021.
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