Elevating the Passenger Experience Through Airport Design
Dive into the world of airport design and innovation to explore what it takes to create a seamless and enjoyable aviation passenger experience. Mike Rudzinski, Jim Pangburn, and Peter Gargiulo discuss trends and challenges of designing airports for passenger experience. They cover:
- The importance of passenger personas in shaping design decisions.
- How to enhance the journey from security to boarding for efficiency and comfort.
- Designing for diverse generations—meeting the unique needs of every traveler.
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