In an effort to make it easier for passengers to find information about their flights, United Airlines has become the first US airline to support the Live Activies app for iPhone devices. Loosely translated, this means real-time activity support in the company’s application.
This gives passengers real-time access to their boarding pass, boarding gate, seat number and countdown to departure time. The latter can be accessed on the mobile phone screen in the Dynamic Island feature of the iOS mobile phone without having to open the app in order to be able to remember this data.
Nearly 1 million visits per day on the app
United Airlines said it made the change after noticing passengers checking their boarding passes on their cell phone nearly 800,000 times a day. Thus, it will be easier for almost 1 million users to receive information about flights.
“This summer we are seeing an increased demand for travel, and Live Activity puts all the information you need about your flight at your fingertips, whether your iPhone is locked or you are doing something else like checking email, listening to music or send text messages to friends. said Linda Jojo, director of customer service for the airline.
The introduction of this new feature is yet another way the company is using technology to improve the travel experience for customers, United Airlines CEO said. In addition, it is believed that this feature will lead to significant time savings for passengers, which will certainly be appreciated, especially during busy periods in the tourism industry.
Live Activity support for United Travel has begun and will be widely available until the end of May. To take advantage of the innovative features, customers must ensure that their iPhone is running iOS version 16.1 or later, and that they have the latest version of the United app installed.
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