Airport Business

JUN-JUL 2015

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STATE OFTHE INDUSTRY June/July 2015 airportbusiness 19 PAX AMENITIES Airports face very thin margins—and revenue from airlines does not fully cover their operat- ing costs. Generating non-aeronautical revenue has gained momentum, and one way airports are doing this is by improving the passenger experience. But first it's important to understand exactly where airports currently derive their revenue. Here is what we learned, parking not surprising- ly tops the list of revenue generation, but adver- tising on kiosks, digital signage etc. received a low ranking (an untapped source of revenue for many perhaps?) Airports are increasingly realizing that passengers have a choice in the airport they fly out, and many are willing to drive a greater distance for a better traveling expe- rience. A variety of passenger amenities are being added from live entertainment to yoga rooms to pet relief stations and everything in between. Take a look at the passenger ameni- ties our readers hope to see at their airports in the near future. The AirportIQ suite helps you manage your airport, comply with regulations, and use data to make informed decisions. For more information please contact: Mark Wilson, mwilson@GCRincorporated.com 225.241.3594 GCRincorporated.com GCR's U.S. airport clients AirportIQ Safety & Operations Compliance System (ASOCS) AirportIQ Secure Credentials (ASC) AirportIQ Business Manager (ABM) All-new MOBILE INSPECTOR available now! www.aviationpros.com/10131883

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