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Chauntry provides Parkspace for Arlanda and 2 other Swedish Airports
Swedens Airport operating group LFV has selected Chauntry Parkspace to enhance its parking pre-booking service at its principle international airport at Arlanda, Stockholm.
As part of the same contract Chauntry will also install its technology to provide a parking pre-booking service to travellers at Gotëberg and Malmö Airports.
Arlanda required a sophisticated solution that offers customers a better service and range of products with the convenience of being able to manage their bookings on-line. The Airport also wants to more effectively yield on prices to improve space utilisation and revenue. Chauntry Parkspace was the obvious choice because all these features are standard.
As well as the booking engine and a consumer web-site, Chauntry will provide an XML API. This will allow LFV and 3rd parties, such as airlines, direct access to the booking engine through their own web front-end. This is an important first step for LFV in creating an on-line airport portal for booking a range of airport products and services in a single shopping basket transaction.
The new system at Arlanda is expected to go live in early June followed shortly after by Gotëberg and Malmö.
Thomas Cassel, Head of Commercial Business at Arlanda commented "We are very pleased to be working with Chauntry, who undoubtedly have a proven track record and can provide the sophisticated technology solution we require. We are keen have the best booking solution available for our new web site at Arlanda to ensure our customers have a choice of value-for-money parking products and services.
We are delighted to be delivering a pre-booking system to the LFV Group for its 3 main airports in Sweden. Our system will deliver customer service and commercial benefits LFV seek, with the capability to cross-sell and cross-promote other products said Theresa Hughes, Chauntrys Managing Director. I am sure our new client will be more than pleased with the flexibility and wide ranging functionality and more that our Parkspace system provides.
The LFV Group consists of the State enterprise (Luftfartsverket) and its subsidiaries and associated companies. LFV operates 16 airports and is responsible for air navigation services in Sweden. In 2007 LFV reported sales of SEK 6.3 billion (575m Euros) and its operating profit was SEK 816 M (74m Euros). It employs just over 4,000 people.
Arlanda required a sophisticated solution that offers customers a better service and range of products with the convenience of being able to manage their bookings on-line. The Airport also wants to more effectively yield on prices to improve space utilisation and revenue. Chauntry Parkspace was the obvious choice because all these features are standard.
As well as the booking engine and a consumer web-site, Chauntry will provide an XML API. This will allow LFV and 3rd parties, such as airlines, direct access to the booking engine through their own web front-end. This is an important first step for LFV in creating an on-line airport portal for booking a range of airport products and services in a single shopping basket transaction.
The new system at Arlanda is expected to go live in early June followed shortly after by Gotëberg and Malmö.
Thomas Cassel, Head of Commercial Business at Arlanda commented "We are very pleased to be working with Chauntry, who undoubtedly have a proven track record and can provide the sophisticated technology solution we require. We are keen have the best booking solution available for our new web site at Arlanda to ensure our customers have a choice of value-for-money parking products and services.
We are delighted to be delivering a pre-booking system to the LFV Group for its 3 main airports in Sweden. Our system will deliver customer service and commercial benefits LFV seek, with the capability to cross-sell and cross-promote other products said Theresa Hughes, Chauntrys Managing Director. I am sure our new client will be more than pleased with the flexibility and wide ranging functionality and more that our Parkspace system provides.
The LFV Group consists of the State enterprise (Luftfartsverket) and its subsidiaries and associated companies. LFV operates 16 airports and is responsible for air navigation services in Sweden. In 2007 LFV reported sales of SEK 6.3 billion (575m Euros) and its operating profit was SEK 816 M (74m Euros). It employs just over 4,000 people.
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