Air India launches ‘Project Abhinandan’ for enhanced guest experience at 16 airports

Air India, which is owned by Tata Sons, stated on Monday that it had launched “Project Abhinandan,” which aims to improve the experience for travelers on the airline at airports.

According to the airline, this project will give its customers a specific and hassle-free on-ground experience as part of its attempts to improve the guest experience. The former national carrier has educated 100 Service Assurance Officers specifically for this purpose and placed them at up to 16 major airports across the nation.

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All passengers will receive assistance from these staff, which will smooth the process of boarding for them. As part of the scheme, the knowledgeable Air India employees who have grown up with the company will also help passengers go to lounge areas, boarding gates, or the arrivals hall. In addition to this, Air India’s ground employees will deal with frequent problems that travelers typically encounter, like missing flights, missed connections at airports, delayed baggage delivery, and others.

According to Air India, its service assurance officers have received special training that will enable them to handle consumer complaints with ease.

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According to Rajesh Dogra, Chief Customer Experience & Ground Handling Officer at Air India, many air travellers find airport experiences stressful, regardless of how frequently they fly. The introduction of “Project Abhinandan” aims to make traveling with Air India more comfortable and welcoming for all passengers by streamlining the airport experience for everyone and significantly improving their entire travel experience.