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The Future Trend of Airport Passenger
Services
Greater convenience, speed and
control for passengers
HOU Kan
Regional Head, APCS, IATA
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INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION 2012
Passenger Experience:
Get Ready
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Would this not be better?
Fast Helpful Friendly Intuitive Speedy Personal Relaxed
Smart Stress-less Thoughtful Rapid Safe
Easy
Simple
Quick
Convenient
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Get Ready!
What are the challenges?
↗ Passenger Data
↗ Check-in
↗ Baggage drop-off
↗ Travel Document Check
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Get Ready!
What do passengers
want?
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What do passengers want?
want either to use biometrics / ePassport as
their token or to get their boarding pass off
airport
want to use self-tagging at home or at a
kiosk
The overall majority of respondents are
interested in providing their passport details
in advance
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State of the
Industry
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Fast Travel Program
Vision: 80%Mandatory
of Global passengers
will be offered a
Optional
complete suite of self-service options
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2015
2014
2013
Passenger Data
Advanced Passenger Information
Required by over 50 countries
Lack of Global alignment
Message format
Exchange mechanisms
Data elements
Cost
IT Systems
Fines
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Passenger Data
Is the amount spent per year
per airline as the cost of
passenger data (including
fines and system maintenance
and updates)
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Passenger Data
Future Trend
API sharing among more & more countries
What will IATA do
Set data transmission standard
Push & Advocate the governments accept the industry standard
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Check- In
- Single Token
- Eliminate the Boarding Pass
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Biometrics
+ PNR
Immigration
Security Check Point
Boarding
nfc
Bags Ready to Go
Self Tagging
Bag Drop
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Bags Ready to Go
AL / AP Pairs
of passengers are offered
with self-tagging
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Baggage Collection
Last but important part of the process
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Bag Recovery Solutions
Bag recovery solution
Improve delivery process
Accelerate delivery of baggage
Provide pro-active information to
passengers
Self-Service claim registration in case
of mishandled bag
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Can Bags Services
be Better
Door to Door
solution
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Document Check
An airline offering the ability for a passenger to self-scan travel documents to
perform automated verification of the travel document data against travel
data requirements
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Document Check
AL / AP Pairs
of passengers are offered
with self-service document
check
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Airport Security
The good old days?
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Today
International Air Transport Association 2013
Checkpoint Security Access and Egress
Improving Passenger Flow
2010
Process Study
ZHR, CDG, LHR, CPH to identify best practices
Data Collection
2012
142 Airports world wide aiming at identifying the
current situation and determine potential solutions
Documents established
Recommended Practice and
Implementation Guide
Report on data analysis
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Airport Diagnosis
To identify bottlenecks and root causes
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09 Security Screening
Joint effort ICAO/ACI/IATA
Checkpoint of the Future concept
Integrate passenger information into
the physical screening process
Screen according to the risk posed by
the individual passenger
Strengthen security by focusing
resources on higher risk passengers
Take into account existing airport
environments, airport sizes and types
of operations
Leverage existing screening equipment,
incorporate new technology as it
becomes available
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Checkpoint
of the Future – Near term concept
Enhanced
Security Lane
Normal
Security
Lane
Known
Traveler Lane
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CHECKPOINT
Introduce differentiated screening 2014
Differentiated screening
2017
Fast and Efficient process
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OF THE FUTURE
2020
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New StB Projects
in development
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Thanks for listening