Following the positive responses from PRM (Passengers with Reduced Mobility) stakeholders on our recent reports, including Q1-Q2 2020 PRM Penetration Rates and No-Shows on arrival – 1,000,000 Passengers Analysed Ozion has developed a space where stakeholders can share their latest PRM traffic numbers with…
Passengers requiring assistance services in airports have demonstrated year-on-year growth since the introduction of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2006. 2020 promised to be another year of sustained growth. However, the outbreak, and ongoing repercussions of COVID-19 effectively placed the world of…
As part of the No-show Report: 1,000,000 Passengers Analysed, we have ascertained the average volume of passenger assistance requests by SSR type across 7 European Airports, the following breakdowns are found: WCHR – Whereby wheelchair assistance is required; the passenger…
When deployed and embedded into a travel assistance service, PRM software can quickly grow into the backbone of a successful airport PRM operation. Several pre-defined goals are set when the decision of installing PRM Manager is taken: Resource Efficiency Passenger…
Download the entire results presentating PDF [download_after_email id=”6372″] Slide 3: Survey Ozion’s ‘PRM COVID-19 Recovery Survey’ explored the implications of the ongoing pandemic on PRM operations (Passengers with Reduced Mobility) along with the consequences and reactive measures applied by aviation…
On the 16th June 2020, Program Director at Open Doors Organization, Laurel Van Horn delivered a webinar to a wide reaching audience of PRM stakeholders. Founded in 2000, the Chicago-based non-profit, aims to to create a society in which persons…
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Where is the PRM application “grass the greenest” ? When EU regulation EC 1107 / 2006 came into effect 10 years ago, it effectively created the obligation for airports to guarantee passengers with reduced mobility (« PRM ») an acceptable…
2017 : A year in review At Ozion, we don’t usually spend too much time talking about ourselves: we prefer to talk about the challenges facing the airport PRM (Passengers with Reduced Mobility) sector, solutions to those problems, to organize…