You look ahead to hours, then two come alongside collectively. After information earlier within the week that Uber has been granted a licence to function in Alicante and Elche, together with the airport, one in every of their rivals, Cabify, a Spanish mobility platform, has been awarded two contracts put out to tender by Aena to have unique assortment factors at Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández Airport.
The tender additionally consists of the identical provision at Valencia, the place, mixed, a complete of round 26 million passengers are served yearly, and rising, 15.7 million within the case of Alicante and round 10 million in Valencia in 2023.
“Each airports are consolidated as one of many important entry factors for tourism within the Valencian Group, which makes them a basic enclave of the native financial and social cloth,” the corporate factors out. Cabify could have an unique and signposted parking space in every terminal, with 4 areas in Alicante and 5 in Valencia.
To enhance the consumer expertise, the mobility firm launched ‘ Cabify Airport ‘, a class that makes the passenger pick-up course of simpler by decreasing the assembly time between the consumer and the driving force to a minimal, implementing messages and dynamics geared toward clearly explaining the place they need to go and the pick-up areas that exist in every case. This class is routinely activated throughout the software when a visit is requested with the airport because the origin or vacation spot.
“We’re very glad to have been awarded the tenders for 2 outstanding airports within the Valencian Group, which obtain hundreds of vacationers on daily basis, each nationwide and worldwide, and are introduced as a key level for the financial improvement of your entire area. Due to this collaboration with Aena, the consumer expertise might be improved with a discount in ready occasions, better agility within the service and the institution of appropriate signage on the assortment factors. Our vocation to enhance town’s mobility undoubtedly entails any such collaboration,” says Alberto González, head of mobility at Cabify.
