The customer journey at airports
Written by Mei Mei Song, Brand Director, Plaza Premium Group The commitment to prioritize the customer experience isn’t a new...
Apr 15, 2019
Airports have jumped to the forefront in customer experience with the launch of the eagerly awaited five level ACI Airport Service Quality Customer Experience Accreditation. The five levels are designed to help airports assess and improve their approach to customer experience and management. The accreditation will provide valuable data driven strategies that allow for more insight into customers, increasing non-aeronautical revenues.
In order for the Customer Experience Accreditation programme to be successful the proper tools need to be provided to airport supervisors and managers. To ensure a more strategic approach is implemented across all airports a professional designation known as ACES (Airport Customer Experience Specialist) has been developed by ACI’s Global Training. This first programme will be delivered online, following the second level designation to be launched in 2020 – ACEP (Airport Customer Experience Professional), which will be delivered by a series of in classroom courses.
The launch and deployment of the ASQ Customer Experience Accreditation programme wouldn’t have been made possible without the contribution of the following six airports:
