Digicon receives certificate of technical capacity from Infraero
The installation of BCPB dFlows at Santos Dumont (SDU) – Rio de Janeiro, Congonhas (CGH) – São Paulo airports and at Belém do Pará airport gave Digicon a technical capacity certificate issued by Infraero.
But most importantly, these modern installations also resulted in safer and more agile operations for the airports and more comfort for the thousands of passengers who pass through them every day.
The BCBP (Boarding Pass with Barcode) dFlow allows you to read the barcode in the physical ticket and the digital version on the smartphone, through barcode or QR codes. A great differential to generate more agility when passing through the gate, this solution helps to reduce queues and avoid agglomerations, something essential at the time of a pandemic, for example.
Without a doubt, the installation of the dFlows at the busiest airports in the country serves as an example for a better mobility with safety and agility. It also gives us the opportunity to comment that at these same Infraero Airports, Digicon’s dFlow was part of a test where the world’s first airlift in 100% digital format was carried out, evaluating the “Embarque + Seguro” (Safer Boarding) concept, being developed by Serpro and SAC. Digicon congratulates all its team that embarked on this idea and won Infraero’s bid to deliver the best solutions for Brazilians airports.
Get to know BCPB dFlow in greater details and find out why Digicon is considered one of the 10 most innovative companies in the south of the country and how it became synonymous of smart cities. Digicon. Whoever makes cities smarter, makes life better.
