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01Pre-travel
02Ticket
Issuance
03Check-in
04DocumentScanning
05Authorisation
to proceed
06Baggage
processing
07Immigrationexit control
08Securityaccess
09Security
screening
10Flight
Re-booking
11Boarding
12Immigrationentry control
13Baggagecollection
14Customs
Document Check
FlightArrival
Departure
Transfer
Passenger Experience
03Check-in
03Check-in
04DocumentScanning
04DocumentScanning
06Baggage
processing
06Baggage
processing
10Flight
Re-booking
10Flight
Re-booking
11Boarding
11Boarding
13Baggagecollection
13Baggagecollection
01Pre-travel
01Pre-travel
05AuthorisationTo proceed
05AuthorisationTo proceed
07Immigration exit control
07Immigration exit control
08Securityaccess
08Securityaccess
12Immigrationentry control
12Immigrationentry control
14Customs
14Customs
09Security
screening
09Security
screening
02Ticket
Issuance
02Ticket
Issuance
Vision: An end-to-end passenger experience that is seamless, secure and efficient
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Vision: 80% of Global passengers will be offered a complete suite of self-service options
Fast Travel Program
CONTROL CHOICECONVENIENCE
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Vision: 80% of Global passengers will be offered a complete suite of self-service options
Fast Travel Program
Mandatory Optional
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New Implementations LHR T2
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New Implementations LHR T2
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New Implementations LHR T2
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Fast
Tra
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irlin
es
% of A
irline Passengers offered w
ith Fast Travel
SK - Scandinavian Airlines Systems 90.01%QF - Qantas Airways Ltd. 80.83%AC - Air Canada 71.56%AF – Air France 70.35%HA – Hawaiian Airlines 69.76%NZ – Air New Zealand 68.34%LX – Swiss 62.52%AA – American Airlines 61.29%AY – Finnair 55.27%AS – Alaska Airlines 53.59%SN – Brussels Airlines 52.83%IB – IBERIA 52.35%LH – Deutsche Lufthansa AG 52.01%TF – Malmo Aviation 49.95%OS – Austrian 49.83%EY – Etihad 49.34%CX – Cathay Pacific 48.62%KL – KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 48.60%
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How many passengers are offered FT ?
Today 2015
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Facilitation Projects
Security Access and Egress Automated Border Control
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Security Access & Egress
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Security Access & Egress Roadmap 2014
VisitedConfirmedTarget
RP 1701h Updated and
submitted to JPSC
10recommendations
provided on average
35Airport data
analyzed
213Average throughput
per hour
SAE visited Airports http://www.iata.org/whatwedo/stb/maps/Pages/security-access-egress.aspx
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Airports visited Solutions implemented
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Security Access & Egress Roadmap 2015
Analyze airport data
Update Implementation Guide
Update RP
Conduct Case Studies
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Automated Border Control
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Automated Border Control Roadmap 2014
ImplementationsTarget
Publications: Implementation Guide 4 Case studies
Airports with Automated Border Control http://www.iata.org/whatwedo/stb/maps/Pages/passenger-facilitation.aspx
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Airport: OSL – Oslo Based on: eMRTDEligibility: EEC Member StatesBiometrics used: FaceLocation: Arrival
135 Airports / 43 Governments / 173 Kiosk Types
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Conduct worldwide campaign Enhance interactive map
Add terminals and number of ABCs installed Evaluate user capabilities
Maintain Implementation Guide as neededMonitor mobile passport control
pilot project at ATL with US CBP and DL (US citizen only) passenger provide passport details through mobile phone app
up to 4 hours before landing Ok to proceed to baggage claim is received upon landing
Automated Border Control Roadmap 2015
New Projects Update
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Customer Contact Information Project ObjectiveEnable pro-active and real-time operational notifications by developing standards and recommended practices for customer contact detail
New dedicated SSR element for contact information in A4A-IATA Reservation Interline Messaging Procedures – Passenger [AIRIMP] Section 3.20.1 & 3.20.2
RP1770 Code of Reservation Ethics, Passenger Services Conference Resolutions Manual (PSCRM)
Passenger Agency Conference Resolution 830d
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Effective 1 Jan 2014
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Implementation status The CTC-E,M,R SSRs were deployed by four GDSs (Amadeus, Abacus, Travelport and Sabre) and communicated to Agents and AirlinesIn addition the SSRs will be implemented in the Amadeus Automated Customer Contact (AACC) product as of Jan 2015
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Implementation status
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Type of Operational Notifications sent by AirlinesDelay and cancellation
Schedule change
Check-in open/Auto check-in
Seat change
Gate change
Bag delivery update
Flight diverted
Other (security alert, lostconnection, upgrade)
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Automated Check-in Project
Preferred method to check-in
Source: 2014 IATA Global Passenger Survey
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Automated Check-in Project ObjectiveOffer more convenience by removing the need for check-in from the front end passenger experience
Industry business case – USD 500 million of cost benefit Industry standards enabling auto check-in for travel agent bookings endorsed:
ACKI SSR - Passenger opt-in and boarding pass delivery method ACKI indicator in scheduling mode
Proposal to ICAO DGR Panel to introduce provisions for automated check-in
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Implementation status
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Thank you!
Dimiter ZaharievDevelopment Manager
International Air Transport Association [email protected]
Hugh BestProject Manager, Fast Travel
International Air Transport Association [email protected]
Lisa Angiolelli-MeyerProject Manager, Passenger Facilitation
International Air Transport Association [email protected]
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