QR technology installed at airport for guidance
Islamabad : The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority has installed QR Technology at the Islamabad International Airport which would be of great help for guidance of passengers.
A spokesman of the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority said that passengers after scanning the QR code can easily watch map of the ‘Departure Lounge’.
With the help of the interactive map, the special passengers can also get guidance to the path which is easy and dedicated for them.
Moreover, the QR application is also helpful for passengers to get information and guidance about General Lounge and VIP Lounge, prayer area, washrooms and food area.
The Civil Aviation Authority in recent past, introduced QR Code at the Islamabad Airport for registration of complains with the authority.
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