Airports today have gotten a completely changed look. gone are those days when passengers had to look at each other's faces until their flights were ready to board. Today, the airports look more like a shopping mall.
This change has been brought about to make the passengers more comfortable, welcome and to keep them engaged. After all a pleasant journey begins at the airport!
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Delhi Airport is highly active on Social Media
Posts to promote inter-bound food outlets
Posts related to General Awareness about Airport and Airlines
Frequent contests for fans
Information and launch news of Airport facilities and features.
It uses the content strategy of consumer brands.
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Drawback in Social Media Response Handling
9:11 PM
Report Time
9:21 PM
Response Time
The only drawback found in Delhi
Airport Social Media Management
system is delay in response time. Airport
is a place where real time response is
of upmost importance. Passengers are
not going to stay at Airport forever.
In the given example even the 10 min
late reply missed the chance to serve
the passenger’s query as she had
already boarded the plane.
Delay in response time
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Munich Airport frequently posts the Information about Airport
Equipment, to make the passengers feel at a safest environment
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The security check related issues can also be reported through
Social Media, although it’s not their area of business
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1 Tackling Xaver Strom by Hamburg Airport
Back in 2013, Hamburg Airport did a commendable job to update the status of Xaver Storm approaching. The Airport continuously
provided it’s passengers with fresh updates about flight cancellations and resumes. It also encouraged fans to record and share videos
how the Airport managed to do all these behind the scenes.
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2 “Share Your Food” Campaign by Schiphol Airport
Schiphol Amsterdam Airport introduced a 'Share Your Food, Feed a Child' social media campaign on behalf of UNICEF. Participants can
visit the campaign page via www.schiphol.nl/shareyourfood and select their favorite restaurants and dishes at Schiphol Airport. After
approval has been given by a participant, the selected restaurant and dish will be posted on the participant's Facebook wall and
"shared". HMS Host and SSP will donate 20 euro cents per shared dish to UNICEF, which will use these donations to help treat severely
malnourished children
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3 Use of Barcodes to guide through upgradation
program by Gatwick Airport LondonGatwick Airport is the first Airport to install the Barcodes at their construction sites. The passengers can download the Gatwick sticky bits
Application on their phones and scan the barcodes. This will result in a audio/video demo of what this construction site is going to be
look like. This not only pre promoted the brand outlets and airport facilities but also made the construction sites more interesting. It gave
a new taste to the dull construction environment