capgemini super techies show season 3 - the heathrow airport challenge
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Suggest how technology could be used to positively influence passenger behaviour in order to drive an improvement in security complianceTRANSCRIPT
Suggest how technology could be used to positively influence Suggest how technology could be used to positively influence passenger behaviour in order to drive an improvement in security passenger behaviour in order to drive an improvement in security compliancecompliance
The Heathrow Airport ChallengeThe Heathrow Airport Challenge
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Capgemini Super Techies Show Season 3- Heathrow Airport Challenge
The Facts
Heathrow is UK and Europe’s busiest international airport
72.3m passengers in 2013
82 airlines flying to more than 180 destinations worldwide
Sustains 76,600 jobs directly and 116,000 in the immediate area
Restricted to 480,000 aircraft movements per year, with its two runways operating at over 98% capacity
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Background on Challenge – Security Compliance
Liquid and sharp-object restrictions in hand luggage since 2006
Passengers’ hand luggage is searched in security, and non-compliant, restricted items are removed and disposed
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The Problem
Up to 10% of the searched bags contain restricted items, which is a major cause of frustration for passengers, and lengthens security queues
Compliance rates are lower for non-English speakers and infrequent fliers
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The Challenge Statement
Suggest a solution that uses SMAC technologies to positively change human behaviour ahead of passenger security search
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The Challenge Statement - Details
A reduction in security compliance failures benefits passengers, who could enjoy shorter queue times and less frustration, while allowing Heathrow to redeploy resources more effectively
Influencing non-English speaking travellers and infrequent fliers could make a larger impact
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Important Points to Remember
Heathrow is regulated in the UK by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)
There is a regulatory requirement that 5% of all hand luggage is checked, i.e. zero compliance failures is not the challenge target
The passenger throughput profile varies through the day, i.e. peaks in the early morning and late afternoon/evening times. Therefore, security resources are not evenly spread
This means that to meet the 5% regulation, additional hand luggage searches could take place during quieter periods to avoid longer queues
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General Pointers
• Time allotted for solution presentation: Teams will be given 20 minutes for a detailed presentation to judges (off-camera) and 3 minutes for a high-level pitch (on-camera)
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