Work has begun to enhance security and improve the customer experience at Birmingham Airparks this week. Self-service kiosks will also be installed in addition to manned check-in desks to reduce queuing at peak times. Also, better accessibility will be provided for customers with disabilities.
The £350,000 investment will increase the car park's security features; providing even more secure fencing and improved CCTV. The Airparks team will also benefit from improved welfare facilities with new meeting rooms.
Oliver Ashford, Airparks' General Manager at Airparks commented: "Birmingham Airport plans to accommodate 27 million passengers per year - the work at Airparks will ensure that we continue to provide customers with the highest level of service and security, from the moment they leave their vehicle with us to the time they drive home."
Work commenced 16th February and will last three months.
Published on 17 April, 2015