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Islamabad Airport Introduces QR Code System for Enhanced Passenger Feedback

  • December 11, 2024
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The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) is taking a leap forward in customer service with the launch of a QR code-based complaint management system at Islamabad International Airport (IIAP). This innovative initiative aims to simplify the process for passengers to lodge complaints and share suggestions, ensuring their voices are heard and acted upon promptly.

Previously, passengers had to navigate a multi-step process to submit feedback, often involving online portals, emails, or filling out physical complaint forms. The new QR code system eliminates these hurdles, providing a convenient and user-friendly way to share feedback. Strategically placed throughout the airport, passengers can simply scan a QR code using their smartphones, which will direct them to a dedicated interface for submitting complaints or suggestions.

This streamlined approach reflects the PAA’s commitment to a more customer-centric approach to airport operations. “This system will allow us to address passenger concerns more efficiently,” said a PAA spokesperson. “By simplifying the feedback process, we can ensure a smooth and pleasant experience for all travelers flying through Islamabad International Airport.”

The new system has been well-received by passengers, with many praising its ease of use and modern approach. The positive initial feedback underscores the value of digital solutions in enhancing communication and improving passenger experience.

Looking ahead, the PAA plans to roll out similar QR code-based complaint management systems at other airports across Pakistan. This commitment to continuous improvement highlights the PAA’s dedication to providing high-quality services and making air travel in Pakistan a more seamless and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Beyond the QR Codes: While the QR code system is the main focus, the article also mentions alternative avenues for passenger feedback:

Online Portal: Visitors can access the “E-Complaint” tab on the Islamabad International Airport website to lodge complaints electronically.

Email: Travelers can send feedback directly to the dedicated email address for IIAP: feedback.iiap@caapakistan.com.pk. 

Manual Submission: For those who prefer a traditional approach, complaint registers remain available at PAA counters across the airport.

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