The latest scientific research, music and the art of nudging are all being employed by innovative airports to influence passenger flow and behavior
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Wilson Rayfield, AIA, LEED AP, executive vice president of aviation at Gresham, Smith and Partners, looks at passenger flow at airports and what can be done to prevent gridlock.
Photo: London GatwickLondon Gatwick Airport and Lyon-Saint Exupéry in France have been certified by the…
Photo: Boston Logan International AirportAirline JetBlue is to collaborate with US Customs and Border Protection…
In an effort to further improve traveler accessibility, London Gatwick Airport has invested in the…
Independent lounge membership program Priority Pass has announced that seven new restaurants have been made…
Dublin Airport has unveiled a series of Irish art installations that have been designed to…
Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport has become the first airport in Italy to install SITA’s Scan&Fly…
Gatwick Airport passed the 44 million passengers per year mark for this first time this…
Fiona Tindall, head of domestic retail at marketing agency Blackjack Promotions, explains the benefit of using experienced airport personnel such as brand ambassadors to collect real-time feedback from passengers