Case study: JFK Airport and Veovo Speed up Checkpoints and Ease Passengers’ Minds
Posted: 19 September 2018 | Veovo | No comments yet
New York’s busiest airport is streamlining operations and easing passengers’ minds with the Veovo Guest Predictability solution.
Increasing passenger numbers and expectations
Few airports compare to New York’s John F Kennedy International Airport. It’s the USA’s busiest international entry and exit point, and during 2017, nearly 60 million people passed through its six passenger terminals.
Moreover, traveller expectations are growing just as rapidly – tolerance for bottlenecks and slow-moving lines is getting ever lower, and the demand for real-time solutions ever higher. Travellers want a stress-free transit through the airport, while regulators expect security wait time service level agreements to be stringently adhered to, and airlines rely on airport processing to ensure on-time departure of their flights.
In 2015, Terminal 4 was much like all the other terminals – crowded with passengers, busy 24/7, with the tension and stress of national and international travel hovering in the air like a fog. Keen to improve the situation, airport operations began to explore opportunities for a way to ease the stress on passengers, speed up their lines, reduce queue build-up and help passengers get a realistic view on how long they could expect to wait at various processes.
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