Pandemic obliges airports have adjusted their R&D priorities: after having worked on a "seamless" passenger journey, they are now able to offer a "seamless" passenger experience, "seamlesswith a particular focus on biometrics to speed up every stage of the airport journey, the time has now come to contactless. L'Nice airport is no exception to the rule with the launch on 6 December of its new contactless check-in service. This new feature, developed in conjunction with its partner EASIER, will be available in the near future. tested for two months with two airlines: Air France and Air Corsica.
Pandemic obliges airports have adjusted their R&D priorities: after having worked on a "seamless" passenger journey, they are now able to offer a "seamless" passenger experience, "seamlesswith a particular focus on biometrics to speed up every stage of the airport journey, the time has now come to contactless. L'Nice airport is no exception to the rule with the launch on 6 December of its new contactless check-in service. This new feature, developed in conjunction with its partner EASIER, will be available in the near future. tested for two months with two airlines: Air France and Air Corsica.
During this test phase, passengers will be able to control the self-service check-in kiosks from their seat. smartphone. After scanning the QR code displayed on the kiosk screen, the kiosk recognises the smartphone in question and locks onto that device to secure the process. Travellers then choose their airline and flight, define the check-in procedures for themselves and their baggage, and print out their boarding pass and baggage label. The aim is to limit the spread of viruses during a health crisis, without lengthening the check-in process.
health safety will remain a major challenge for air transport in the future
" This solution provides an additional means of limiting the risk of viruses spreading, by improving air filtration within our terminals, putting in place all the conditions necessary to ensure that barrier procedures are respected and maintaining our continuous surface disinfection operations. "Franck Goldnadel, Chairman of the Board of Aéroports de la Côte d'Azur. " We are convinced that health safety will remain a major issue in air transport in the future, and we intend to do everything we can to boost the confidence of passengers, ground and cabin crew and all those who work at our hub. "he continues.
