Cardiff, Belfast and Luton airport websites relaunched
Published: 05/01/2011 - Filed under: News »
The websites for Cardiff, Belfast International and London Luton have been revamped, including the option to customise homepage content according to travellers’ needs.
The three airports are all managed by Spanish company Abertis Infraestructuras, along with several other facilities including Stockholm Skavsta, which has also seen its website relaunched.
The simplified homepages of the websites ask users whether they are planning a trip, travelling soon, meeting and greeting passengers or are in search of airport information, allowing visitors to streamline their navigation of the site.
Frequent users can also customise what content they wish to appear on the website homepages, by choosing from a list of sections including parking, security, executive lounges and shopping. Preferences will then be saved when the visitor next accesses the site.
The websites also now include enhanced booking engines for car parking, flights, holidays, accommodation, car hire and executive lounge access, as well as link to social media channels.
For more information visit tbicardiffairport.com, belfastairport.com, london-luton.co.uk.
Report by Mark Caswell
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Parkat.co.uk - 05/01/2011 18:06
The new design for Cardiff Airport is really annoying, the 4 big moving boxes are horrible!
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