Cebu Pacific rolls out 'self-bag tagging'
Aviation Updates Philippines – In
an effort to promote contactless flights, low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific has
rolled out a self-bag tagging procedure for everyJuan’s safety. The new system
aims to minimize physical interaction between passengers and staff.
“This multi-layer approach to safety should result in our passengers’ regaining confidence in air travel, so #EveryJuanWillFlyAgain,” added Iyog.
In a press release, Cebu Pacific revealed it has already set-up 21 self-bag
tag kiosks at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3. This
would allow passengers to personally print and attach tags on their baggage
before dropping them at the bag drop counters.
Aside from ensuring contactless flights, the airline says this new process
would eventually result in lesser queue times at the check-in counters. Online
check-in, available from seven days up to one hour before departure, is
mandatory to go hand-in-hand with this enhancement.
“Safety remains our topmost priority. As we gradually see more destinations
opening up for travel, we continue to improve our processes to ensure a safe
and convenient travel journey for our passengers,” said Candice Iyog, CEB VP
for Marketing & Customer Experience.
Moreover, Cebu Pacific assured these new guidelines would be implemented with
convenience in mind as the process will be faster and safer.
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Cebu Pacific's contactless flights procedure |
“This multi-layer approach to safety should result in our passengers’ regaining confidence in air travel, so #EveryJuanWillFlyAgain,” added Iyog.
The airline has stepped up efforts to ensure passengers’ safety is their
topmost priority, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Layers of
biosecurity measures are in place to keep everything safe throughout the whole
journey.
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