Passengers’ trust and satisfaction with aviation in decline
Data from the third and fourth waves of an 18-month online and phone survey has been released by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
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Data from the third and fourth waves of an 18-month online and phone survey has been released by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
Accomable and EuTravel have teamed up to develop a single platform to help anyone with a mobility issue book door-to-door transport.
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has today published a report that assesses the top 30 UK airports on the quality of assistance they provide to passengers with a disability, with Liverpool John Lennon Airport (LJLA) receiving a ‘good’ rating in terms of the support it provides.
When considering passenger experience, consideration must be given to design and flow, the efficiency of checkpoint areas and the usefulness of apps and digital services if airports want to satisfy the modern day passenger. This In-Depth Focus explores some current passenger experience developments and opportunities...
We speak exclusively to Special Mobility's Frank Bod on the challenges we face with respect to the PRM passenger in airports.
The segment of our population with the highest disposable income isn’t immune from ageing and the next generation of over 65s represents an unmissable opportunity for the air travel industry. Roberto Castiglioni, member of the UK CAA Access to Air Travel Advisory Group and Chair of the easyJet Special Assistance…
The 13th Annual ACI EUROPE Best Airport Awards were announced last night during the Gala Dinner of the 27th ACI EUROPE General Assembly, Congress & Exhibition, hosted by Groupe ADP.
What is seamless travel? How does it differ from passenger experience? How might different airports must rethink the way they treat different passengers? Here's what the 'Seamless Travel Series' taught us...
PRM Management is a crucial yet impossibly complex service for airports to get right - but things have suddenly started to change...
International Airport Review speaks exclusively to Roberto Castiglioni, Accessible Air Travel Advisor, to discuss how small changes can make all the difference for PRMs.
Gatwick’s Autism Ambassador, Maria Cook, and organisations across the airport, celebrated World Autism Awareness Day on Sunday.
The first European airport sensory room developed for children and adults with neurodevelopmental challenges, including autism, was officially opened today at Shannon Airport.
Let’s get things straight. The conversation is shifting. It is no longer a question of passenger experience. Air travel is now defined by ensuring seamless travel.
Does the PRM acronym need an upgrade? Is the disabled passenger being dealt with without the correct empathy?