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Hamburg Airport launches cooperation with FLIO global airport app

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Caption: Julian Felke (left), Head of Digital Business Development at Hamburg Airport, and Tom Reiter (right), COO at FLIO, are happy to announce their new cooperation

Passengers receive exclusive offers for shops and restaurants along with current timetables direct from Hamburg Airport in world’s most popular airport app

The complete range of services at Hamburg Airport is now represented in the FLIO airport app. App users have access to comprehensive benefits. They can, for example, book lounge access, reserve parking spaces or cash in exclusive offers for shops and restaurants. The app is available free of charge for Android and iOS mobile devices.

“The cooperation with FLIO adds another attractive service to our portfolio of digital offerings for passengers,” says Lutz Deubel, Head of Center Management at Hamburg Airport. “The app allows passengers to check their timetables, view maps of the airport and obtain important information about Hamburg Airport. They also benefit from campaigns and special offers in our shops and restaurants and can quickly and easily book lounge access or car parking.”

“As a Hamburg-based startup with many global partnerships, our team really wanted to offer the FLIO benefits to passengers at our home airport. We are thrilled that this cooperation has now taken off,” says Stephan Uhrenbacher, founder of FLIO.

FLIO, established by Hamburg’s serial business founder Stephan Uhrenbacher, is the most used airport app worldwide. FLIO brings together information from around 3,000 airports all around the world in a single app. The company is a cooperation partner with many airports and airlines. FLIO is available free of charge in the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store for iPhone: http://flio.com/b/hamburg.

Photo acknowledgements: Michael Penner

This post was published on 11 July 2018 10:54

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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