SAA launches new mobile app for passengers
South African Airways (SAA) has launched a new mobile app to help simplify and streamline the travel process for passengers.
SAA releases new app
South African Airways (SAA) recently launched a new mobile app designed to create a more streamlined travel experience for passengers.
According to Travel News, the app is available on Android, iOS, and Windows, and offers a one-stop shop for managing SAA flights and accessing travel information.
Carla da Silva, SAA GM Sales, Marketing, eCommerce & Distribution said that the app was ‘the ultimate travel companion’.
“It puts convenience at your clients’ fingertips.” da Silva said as per Travel News, adding that the platform could be used to access travel information conveniently on a smartphone.
Travellers can download the app on to their device and access the new travel management features by entering their departure date, booking reference, eticket, Voyager number and ID number or passport.
“The app allows travellers to review or modify upcoming bookings as well as upgrade their ticket, and includes Siri integration on Apple smartphones so that passengers can gain quick access to their itinerary without needing to re-enter the app.” da Silva added.
Passengers can also experience a hassle-free check-in, directly from the app and can stay informed with real-time flight updates.
GQEBERHA’S REVAMPED LOUNGE
In other SAA news, The Lounge at Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport in Gqeberha recently reopened after receiving a great new make over.
The SAA premium lounge, which is on the mezzanine level at domestic departures, offers dedicated working spaces and complimentary high-speed WiFi, as well as coffee made by professionally trained baristas and a selection of South African wines and a range of meals.
“Our beautifully renovated lounges, provide an opportunity for our premium travellers to enjoy SAA’s award-winning brand of hospitality on the ground, as well as in the skies,” SAA Interim CCO, Tebogo Tsimane said.
“With South Africans increasingly returning to the skies over the past few years, it’s clear that many are looking for more comfortable airport experiences as they wait to board their flights.” Tsimane added.