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Our Senses Shape the Airport Experience
Sights
Untidy terminals with low light decrease comfort during an already-stressful travel situation. Natural light is a proven way to reduce tension — clean surroundings and windows allowing for maximum sunlight help calm passengers as they navigate the airport and prepare to board.
Scents
More than 100 million passengers will pass through U.S. airports this season, each generating around one pound of trash. As a result, prompt waste removal and thorough cleaning services are crucial for eliminating odors and keeping high-traffic areas sanitary.
Comfort
Elevated stress levels make people more sensitive to the temperature of their surroundings. As more travelers fill airport terminals this year, reliable HVAC systems are key to keeping them comfortable and relaxed while waiting for their flights.
Experience
Satisfied travelers are twice as likely to visit airport shops and restaurants, and 33% who have regular positive experiences report arriving earlier and spending more money in the terminal. Clean, comfortable environments with helpful staff and impactful service delivery influence the overall quality of air travel.