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Singapore Airlines Launches Mobile Info Service
April 3, 2007 |
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Singapore Airlines is requesting customers to provide their mobile phone contact at the time of reservation, and asking travel agents to ensure that this information is sent through to the airline as part of the process of making reservations for clients.
The information will support the introduction of an enhanced mobile flight information service that alerts the customers, ahead of time, if their flight is re-timed. Customers will receive a text message on their mobile phone from the Airline. The SMS will indicate the new flight time, and will be sent between three and 48 hours prior to the original flight time.
This SMS service is available to all Singapore Airlines customers, with the exception of customers using mobile services in Japan and Korea, which operate on different networks. The enhanced mobile flight information service is designed to minimise the inconvenience caused to customers in the event of a significant change in flight time known ahead of departure.
It replaces the Airline's original “Arrivals & Departures Alert” service, which was available only to frequent flyers and customers who have registered for the flight alert service and registered their mobile numbers on the Singapore Airlines website.
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