BRITISH AIRWAYS EMPOWERS ITS PEOPLE AT HEATHROW TO ASSIST CUSTOMERS WITH ANY TRAVEL ISSUE
- · Multi-million pounds investment in staff training
- · Staff empowered and trained to work across the terminal to solve any problem
- · Mobile devices will help them to assist with reservations, ticketing, flight changes, re-bookings and up to date flight information
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Part of a continued initiative to care for and put
customers at the heart of its business
As part of its continued commitment to put customers at the
heart of its business, British Airways has today announced a multi-million
pounds investment in training for its staff at Heathrow - beginning with its customer
service hosts at its flagship home, Heathrow’s Terminal 5.
Investment in customer service training
The investment is part of the airline’s plan to have the
most skilled, responsive and flexible customer team of any major hub
airport.British Airways’ hosts have traditionally helped customers with one
aspect of their journey.
As part of a new approach, between now and next summer a
huge training operation will get underway to enable every host to help
customers across a range of different areas – from ticketing, to re-booking,
changing reservations, finding delayed luggage or providing up to date flight
information.
More help for customers
Hosts will use iPads loaded with a number of specialist apps
and will walk the terminal floor, reaching out to customers, rather than
waiting for them to visit desks.
Klaus Goersch, BA’s Chief Operating Officer said: “This will
change the service we deliver at Heathrow, but at its heart, this is a really
simple idea. It’s about trusting our people and empowering them - giving them
everything they need to provide the very best service to our customers. We’re
encouraging our hosts to treat customers as they would their own family, and to
own and resolve issues on the spot. It’s this exceptional customer service that
will set us apart from other airlines.”
The new approach is expected to be extended across Heathrow
to empower all British Airways staff, whichever area of the airport they work
in, to provide outstanding customer service.
For more information, contact the British Airways' press
office, press.office@ba.com.
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