The partnership has introduced barrierless technology on forecourts and within parking operations to provide customers with a seamless process for entry and exit, together with flexible and convenient payment options. Supported by APCOA’s cloud-based Parkway system, the end-to-end solution maximises the use of technology, automation and data across vehicle detection, customer channels, payment reconciliation and enforcement.

As a result of the new barrierless solution, traffic flow has been improved around the airports and tailgating removed, resulting in safer roads and improved customer experience. APCOA’s solution supports MAG’s environmental objectives, encouraging a shift towards sustainable forms of transport, improving air quality, reducing noise pollution, and contributing to decarbonisation.

APCOA is the market leader in the UK, providing services to several airports, ranging in size from 4m – 84m passengers annually. Our barrierless solution was already in place at London Heathrow and London Luton Airports.

MAG Chief Information Officer, Nick Woods commented, “APCOA’s existing experience in the airport sector and the excellent collaboration between the teams has led to the successful roll out of the new barrierless systems across our three airports.”

Kim Challis, APCOA’s Regional Managing Director (UK and Ireland) said: “We are delighted to have worked with the MAG team to deliver this major improvement programme across their estate. It’s been a complex mobilisation, but APCOA has extensive experience in the airport sector and our digital solutions are already delivering improved customer service at all three airports.”