Brace yourself for major airport changes in a post-coronavirus world.
for the time being, but they are expected to reopen as passenger counts continue to climb. Some lounges could find a new audience among the most frequent fliers, since they provide spaces away from potentially crowded concourses. “Travelers will seek to have a sense of control over their surroundings,” said Schwieterman. “Retreating to these private spaces will provide them that.” This is especially likely since heavily reduced flight schedules might leave them waiting for hours between flights.
Leff said not to expect major upgrades anytime soon, though, as airlines try to conserve cash by cutting back on amenities. Airlines will likely promote specific locations with outdoor spaces, such as the The chain is ramping up self-scanning capabilities, adopting new tap-to-pay credit card options, and waiving signature requirements on certain purchases to minimize personal contact with cashiers, shorten wait times, and reduce crowding. Fordyce told us that Hudson is placing a new emphasis on takeout food options. “Many airlines are eliminating or reducing in-flight food and beverage service, so we are providing travelers with a broad array of grab-and-go food and beverage options,” he said.
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