Under the agreement SITA will provide its common-use check-in and boarding, along with self-service kiosks. baggage reconciliation system and its application which is used to process passengers at terminal entry points and before existing boarding gates also increasing overall security.
Hani El-Assaad, SITA President, Middle East, India and Africa, said: “This major agreement, confirms SITA’s commitment to, and leadership position in, the air transport industry in India
SITA will fully integrate the passenger services with the existing airport management system delivering benefits to both airlines and passengers. As part of the program, the new systems will be used at the existing domestic terminals 1A and 1B and also in the new integrated terminal T2.
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