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Christian
CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT GOES SILENT
As of 01 March 2018, the Cape Town International Airport will no longer be making passenger boarding calls in the domestic departures check-in areas and boarding gates area. Public address microphones at the domestic departures gates will be switched off and only limited use of the public-address microphones will be allowed at the international departures gates.
This is in keeping with global travel trends, where many international airports have already adopted a “silent airport” policy to improve airport ambiance and reduce complaints about the number and frequency of calls for individual passengers to board their flights.
Passengers are urged to check their boarding passes and the flight information display boards for boarding times. The only instances where centralised terminal announcements will be made will be for irregular operations such as gate changes, flight time changes, security matters, system failures and customer service anomalies such as lost minors.
Cape Town International Airport spokesperson Deidre Davids said: “We trust that passengers will take note of their individual responsibility in getting to their boarding gate and boarding the aircraft in good time.
Quelle: Rennies Travel
Viele Grüße
Christian
CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT GOES SILENT
As of 01 March 2018, the Cape Town International Airport will no longer be making passenger boarding calls in the domestic departures check-in areas and boarding gates area. Public address microphones at the domestic departures gates will be switched off and only limited use of the public-address microphones will be allowed at the international departures gates.
This is in keeping with global travel trends, where many international airports have already adopted a “silent airport” policy to improve airport ambiance and reduce complaints about the number and frequency of calls for individual passengers to board their flights.
Passengers are urged to check their boarding passes and the flight information display boards for boarding times. The only instances where centralised terminal announcements will be made will be for irregular operations such as gate changes, flight time changes, security matters, system failures and customer service anomalies such as lost minors.
Cape Town International Airport spokesperson Deidre Davids said: “We trust that passengers will take note of their individual responsibility in getting to their boarding gate and boarding the aircraft in good time.
Quelle: Rennies Travel