Delta will now let passengers do this in airports, with immediate effect
The airline has unveiled new technology that could change your next trip.
While the busy summer travel season takes place, airlines always make changes to better serve the influx of passengers who go to the sky. Some are linked to the planning problems caused by staff shortages, which have sadly led to routes of route andDozens of cancellation and delays. However, others are onImprove the travel experience And ensuring that leaflets feel like appreciated customers. Now Delta has announced that he is deploying new technology that could offer some major passengers at airports before boarding their flights. Read the rest to see how your next pre-embarking experience could be different.
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Delta recently made changes to its flight calendar and passenger offers.
Like the other airlines, Delta has changed its operations while it goes up the operations after the traveling of travel created by the Pandemic COVID-19. On May 26, the airline announced that itCut about 100 flights per day From its calendar from July 1 to August 7 to help reduce the probability of delays or cancellations. At the time, the company said that it hoped that it would create "additional resilience" and improve "the operational reliability of our customers and employees," said a Delta press release, according to the points guy.
Since then, the carrier has stillmade other notable changes in the route. On June 21, new information on the flights deposited by the airline showed that Delta cut the service between Atlanta (ATL) and Colorado Springs (COS), Atlanta and Oakland (OAK), Detroit (DTW) and Sacramento (SMF) , and by removing a planned road between Boston (BOS) and Memphis (MEM), reports the Guy points.
But the company also made movements in terms of customer experience. The last months have seen the full meal service for passengers with a reworked menu withMore vegetarian options. Those who fly in business class have also seen changes in allPrior drink service in flightApproval kits. AndFrequent leaflets have rejoiced When the company declared that it would permanently adopt its policy of the era of the era codes to win dollars of qualification of the medallions, the qualification segments of the medallions and the kilometers of qualification of the medallions well towards the status with the airline on flights reserved with award points. Now, the last change compared to the company could change the travel experience before even traveling.
Delta flying passengers could see new exciting technologies before boarding their flight at airports.
Finding your flight information on a loaded announcement table can be a disorienting and eventful experience, especially if you are late. But now Delta hopes to reduce confusion by installing new technology known as"Parallel reality" for its passengers Travel through the Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
The revolutionary experience implies that passengers oppose the experience by allowing a facial recognition analysis or a digitization of their boarding pass. From there, the information on the flight of travelers is sent to a digital card of 21 feet per six feet capable of emitting different colors of light in different directions,The Washington Post reports. Even if the board of directors can manage 100 travelers at the same time, passengers on the ground will only see their own personal details displayed above, including the door from which their flight leaves and how long it will take to work there.
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The updated experience could allow travelers to save a lot of time after spending security.
Company leaders explain that once travelers have opted for experience, new technology allows itFlight information to find you Instead of having to chase it yourself.
"A relationship is created between your identity and your position, so that the movement camera follows your form,"Greg Forbes, Managing Director of the Delta Airport for Delta, told Business Insider. "This is what indicates to the display in which direction to aim for your information. As you move in the visualization space, your location is followed and your message follows you."
In the end, the experience should reduce the precious time lost in thehectic atmosphere of an occupied airport. "If this new technology can make your door information and departure faster and more easily, we do not only show customers a magic tip - we solve a real problem", "Ranjan Goswami, Said the main vice-president of the customer experience for Delta, in a statement. "Customers are already counting on personalized navigation via their mobile devices, but this allows a public screen to act in a personal way - to return the size of information that does not allow you to allow a better trip."AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
Managers say that the passenger's advantage could soon go to more airports.
As with any new technology, leaders always test what he is capable of and hope that he could soon find other uses. According to Forbes, around 1,600 travelers use the screen daily and provided "excellent" comments,The post office reports. But although the installation is currently limited to a single place, it may not take long before technology is further in the world.
"If everything continues to take place as positively as so far, I would expect to see it in more airports and in other places of the airport," said ForbesThe post office.
