Hexaware Technologies recently announced the launch of the
QwikCheck Bar Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP) solution. The solution
will help generate two-dimensional (2D) bar-coded boarding passes.
This ready-to-use solution can be integrated with any existing
Departure Control System (DCS) used by an airline, to enhance the
web and mobile check-in facilities offered to passengers.
The company says this solution will result in reduced check-in and
equipment costs for airlines; further, that it will help airports
manage space better and lower their maintenance costs. In addition,
Hexaware says passengers can now expect to spend less time at
airports and use a single boarding pass for their entire
journey.
The QwikCheck solution is built upon layered SOA for seamless
integration with the existing DCS system. It also supports all
modes of check-in processes including Web Check-in, Kiosk Check-in
and Mobile Check-in. The company says its solution will give
passengers the option to print their boarding passes at home, and
then proceed to the baggage drop-off or directly to the gate using
one document for the entire journey, even on a multi-segment
itinerary.
“The solution enables passengers to generate printed or
mobile boarding passes thus avoiding long queues. It helps airlines
and airports reduce paper costs by 100 percent,” said
Yogendra Shah, Global Head – Travel Transportation
Hospitality and Logistics (TTHL), Hexaware Technologies.