Delta Air Lines flight attendants will be empowered with an innovative new tool on their handheld phablet devices in an effort to bring a deeper level of personalization and improve the travel experience for the airline’s 170 million global customers.
The Guest Service Tool is the newest enhancement in a long line of technology innovations, providing Delta’s more than 22,000 flight attendants key information so they can better engage with customers while in flight.
“Our flight attendants, as with all Delta employees, are committed to making the flying experience better for our customers while endeavoring to bring more humanity to the skies,” said Allison Ausband, senior vice president of in-flight service, Delta Air Lines. “Having technology at their fingertips to identify and greet customers by name, highlight customers’ Medallion status, address disruptions in their travel in real-time as well as a host of other opportunities means the world’s finest flight attendants can provide an even more exceptional customer experience.”
With the Guest Service Tool, flight attendants will have a better sense of the customers traveling on board, be able to recognize high-value customers and better serve those on board who may need extra assistance or attention. As the tool evolves, they’ll also be able to proactively provide customers with the status of down-line flights and connecting gate information.
“We’ll continue to enhance the device and Guest Service Tool to take advantage of customer-provided data to further personalize the on board experience,” said Ausband. “Eventually, flight attendants will be able to deliver food and beverage options that meet customer preferences and better identify those customers who may have had a previous disruption in their travel, all in an effort to deepen engagement with those who fly with us.”
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