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The complete guide on how to improve your check-in allocation process.
To the benefit of the passengers, airlines, handling agents, and the airport operation.
Do you find it easy to have your check-in counter allocation plan cater for airline preferences and efficient handling of the check-in passenger flows while also driving wait times down? If so, you are probably one of the few among airports today.
Covid-19 and the subsequent challenges for airport operations
When Covid-19 first hit the world we knew immediately that it would change the aviation industry for good. To help airports overcome the challenges they were to face, we identified six areas, which we believed would be of crucial importance, and we did a deep-dive into each area. We have collected the entire library of Covid-19 challenge reports below.
Covid-19: The complete guide on airport operations management
COVID-19 has brought the worst crisis in the history of aviation. To read more about how this might be the best opportunity ever for airports, airlines, and all other stakeholders, to rethink business models and adjust operational concepts to improve efficiency and passenger satisfaction download our complete COVID-19 guide.
Covid-19 Challenge 1: High variance in flight schedules and load factors
A high degree of variance in both flight schedules and load factors is expected as traffic ramps up. Several airlines including Lufthansa, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines have publicly stated that they will emerge from the COVID-19 crisis as changed and smaller airlines.
Covid-19: How Covid-19 impacts airport operations planning
Airports globally are currently experiencing an unprecedented challenge, as airlines have grounded aircraft in response to the sharp decrease in demand. Some airports have significantly limited their operations, while others have closed altogether, awaiting traffic to pick up gradually.
