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Imagine buying the high-tech car of your dreams but not taking delivery for a few years. In that time, your family grows, life changes and technology advances – fast. By the time you’re sitting behind the wheel in 2022, you no longer need to. With the rise of driverless cars,…
Airport queues - nobody likes them, least of all passengers who are running late. Fortunately, with regulators across the world increasingly stipulating the use of queue measurement systems to inform passengers of wait times, the guesswork and stress associated with standing in line are diminished.
As capacity continues to rise, airports are focusing upon how they can manage their revenues in the most efficient way, to improve cash flow.
With gate sharing between airlines on the increase, airports are turning to intelligent automation systems to help them assign gates for the smoothest journey – and most efficient throughput.
As airports handle record numbers, crowded check-in halls are becoming more commonplace, prompting airports to rethink their approach to space, resources and passenger experience.
Shorter queues, predicted wait times and more efficient processing really can make for a seamless, pleasant and memorable airport experience.
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Unifying automation, predictive insight and charge flexibility to help airports accelerate time-to-revenue realisation and improve cash flow visibility.
Retail within terminals is the most robustly performing non-aeronautical revenue sector, contributing 28 per cent of all non-aeronautical income.
As airports handle record numbers, crowded check-in halls are becoming more commonplace, prompting airports to rethink their approach to space, resources and passenger experience.
With a five-fold growth in just nine years and 10 million passengers predicted this year, Iceland’s Keflavík International Airport is one of Europe’s fastest-growing tourist and transit destinations. The airport, which is the primary hub for recently merged Icelandair and WOW Air, wants to ensure smooth passenger flow as volumes…
Growth – it’s inevitable. Without it, business stagnates and withers, but with it, business thrives and flourishes. However, what happens when significant growth gives rise to serious questions about safety and customer satisfaction?
Veovo, a leading provider of operations, guest predictability and revenue maximisation software solutions, announces that is has formed a partnership with Ports of Jersey, and implemented the Veovo Port & Airport Management system.
New York’s busiest airport is streamlining operations and easing passengers’ minds with the Veovo Guest Predictability solution.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol´s investment in Veovo Guest Predictability technology has resulted in some significant and positive changes to the way Schiphol understands passenger movement and has led to considerable experiential improvements...
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