QAIA celebrates customer experience accreditation
Airport International Group is proud to announce the ACEA issued by ACI World, saying it acknowledges the group’s focus on continuous improvement in customer experience and services.
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Airport International Group is proud to announce the ACEA issued by ACI World, saying it acknowledges the group’s focus on continuous improvement in customer experience and services.
With customer satisfaction high on its priorities checklist, Queen Alia International Airport has gone to great lengths over the past decade to ensure its new terminal delivers a welcoming, comfortable and authentically Jordanian travel experience at the heart of the Middle East. Nicolas Claude, CEO of Airport International Group explains more.
Queen Alia International Airport has become the first airport in the Middle East, the second in the Airports Council International Asia-Pacific region and one of only 21 airports worldwide to be granted the Level 4+ ‘Transition’ of the Airport Carbon Accreditation Programme.
Queen Alia International Airport has been awarded the Green Airports Recognition 2022 by Airports Council International Asia-Pacific for pioneering green practices in transitioning towards a more sustainable future.
By the end of March 2022, Queen Alia International Airport had welcomed 1,330,202 passengers, marking a 195.4 per cent surge, yet a 30.9 per cent decline against 2021 and 2019 figures.
Queen Alia International Airport looks back over its achievements from 2021.
Queen Alia International Airport, in collaboration with Royal Jordanian Airlines, will trial test new biometric solutions and technology for passengers travelling on select flights to Istanbul.
Due to Queen Alia International Airport’s prioritisation of passengers and ensuring their voice was heard throughout the pandemic in 2021, the airport has, again, been awarded ‘The Voice of the Customer’.
Queen Alia International Airport has renewed its Airports Council International World Airport Health Accreditation, which recognises the commitments to health and safety measures, until December 2022.
In the first 11 months of 2021, Queen Alia International Airport welcomed over four million (4,089,382) passengers, a 113.4 per cent increase from 2020 figures.
Following a decline in passenger numbers due to COVID-19, the airport welcomed 389,321 PAX in June - the highest monthly figure recorded this year.
Findings of the Queen Alia Airport study emphasised the significance of the airport in facilitating economic growth, generating employment and boosting government revenue.
The charter highlights the signatories' dedication to moving towards zero environmental impact operations and reaching carbon neutrality by 2030.
As a result of embedding positive customer experience within its brand promise, Queen Alia Airport has received the higher level ACI accreditation.
In recognition of its efforts to deliver a safe airport experience in the face of COVID-19, Queen Alia Airport was awarded the ACI accreditation.