'If you have seen one passenger, you have seen one passenger’. Or is the saying ‘If you have seen one airport you have seen one airport’? by Catherine Mayer
Addressing changing passenger demands while ensuring great customer service is challenging. How can airports, airlines and groundhandlers ensure they are meeting the customer’s needs? This presentation examines the trends from various surveys (airline, airport, passenger, baggage) and explores the expectations of our industry stakeholders when it comes to information technology, solutions, processes and best practices, for ensuring the best customer service and passenger experience in 2015 and beyond
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'If you have seen one passenger, you have seen one passenger’. Or is the saying ‘If you have seen one airport you have seen one airport’? by Catherine Mayer
1. PASSENGER TRENDS &
EXPECTATIONS
BEYOND 2015
Helping Airlines and Airports leverage
technology to meet changing passenger
demands, ensuring great customer service
Catherine Mayer
SITA
A brief introduction to our surveys: The Airport survey, represents ~200 airports which manage 43% of world traffic, 2.3billion pax (in and out) The Airline survey released in June 2012, represents airlines carrying 1.25 billion pax, ~100 airlines equal to 57% of world passenger traffic The Passenger Self Service / Passenger Trends is released early October 2012 in association with Air Transport World ( 7 th year). Results based on o ver 2500 passengers interviewed @ 6 major airports, Airports to be included in 2012: Atlanta, Frankfurt, Abu Dhabi, Beijing, Mumbai, Sao Paulo All 4 surveys are built on a solid methodology, and enjoy a very good level of engagement to ensure very relevant results.