Korean Air has been recognized by IATA for its
constant effort in minimizing passengers’ waiting time at Incheon
International Airport.
During a ceremony held at Korean Air’s
Seoul headquarters, Korean Air was awarded the Green Certificate
in IATA’s Fast Travel Program.
IATA'S Fast Travel Program aims to provide
passenger convenience by reducing waiting time at airports and aid
in cost reduction and on time operations of airlines.
The Fast
Travel Program covers six areas of a passenger’s airport journey:
self-check-in and/or automatic check-in; bags ready-to-go;
document check; flight re-booking; self-boarding; and bag recovery.
IATA assigns airlines who meet some or all of the
requirements in Green, Gold, Platinum rankings.
Korean Air has attained the Green ranking in the
Fast Travel Program by meeting three of the requirements –
self-check-in and/or automatic check-in; flight re-booking and bags ready-to-go – at Incheon International
Airport.
"We will continue to work on strengthening our
cooperation with airports and enhancing our services to enable
passengers to enjoy the best travel experience with Korean Air
from check-in to boarding," said a Korean Air representative.
Korean Air,
Seoul,
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