Airports

Improve passenger experiences with real-time updates and assistance, while streamlining operations for greater efficiency and effectiveness.

Passengers navigating an airport to get to gate and purchase food and drink.
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Benefits

Real-Time Travel Updates

Provide passengers with up-to-date information on schedules, delays and gate changes, improving travel planning and reducing frustration.

Automate responses to common enquiries about services, directions and facilities, reducing the burden on staff and customer service teams.

Collect and analyse passenger feedback and interaction data to identify trends, optimise service delivery and make informed operational decisions.

Offer real-time directions within transit stations and airports, helping passengers find their way quickly and easily.

Deliver tailored information based on passenger preferences and location, creating a more personalised and satisfying travel experience.

Interactive signage on pillar in terminal at CVG Airport

CVG Airport: Improving Passenger Engagement

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport has introduced a virtual airport assistant to support more passengers and ease pressure on staff.

A person in a white shirt holds a smartphone, typing a message. The screen shows the Hello Lamp Post x Birmingham Airport virtual assistant interface.

Birmingham Airport: Improving Passenger Enagagement

Birmingham Airport has introduced a virtual airport assistant named Babs as part of the 'Connected Personal Experiences' at Birmingham Airport initiative.

Interactive signage at Glasgow Airport near flight information, asking passengers to scan the QR code if they need passenger assistance.

Glasgow Airport: Improving Passenger Assistance

We’ve developed a digital assistant for Glasgow Airport to enhance inclusivity and accessibility.

Blue airport sign with “Got a Question?” text, a QR code, and info icon at a modern terminal. Invites users to scan for a digital assistant.

Atlantic City: Improving Passenger Engagement

Atlantic City Airport has introduced a virtual airport assistant to support more passengers and ease pressure on staff.

Person using phone to scan interactive signage from the Environment Agency on the Lincolnshire Coast.

“Hello Lamp Post is a fantastic example of how the Environment Agency embraces innovation and harnesses technology. It has the potential to reduce our carbon footprint by hundreds of tonnes per year.”

Caroline Douglass,
Executive Director Flood and Coastal Risk Management,
Environment Agency
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Person scanning QR code on interactive signage in Downtown Iowa, during the festive period.

“Using Hello Lamp Post, our downtown district has increased the level of engagement and given us a new way to engage that evolves beyond static forms of communication like phone, email or social media platforms like Facebook.”

Betsy Potter,
Director of Creative Services, Iowa City Downtown District
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“This is a powerful tool for our council, particularly the speed and accuracy of the AI generated answers.”

Chief Executive, Dundee City Council
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