THE National Airports Corporation (NAC) has formally launched its LED digital screen at the Jackson’s International Airport’s Domestic Terminal.
THE National Airports Corporation (NAC) has formally launched its LED digital screen at the Jackson’s International Airport’s Domestic Terminal.
The LED digital screen was launched last week by NAC managing director Rex Kiponge in front of senior management, staff and contractor, Creative Arts Limited.
“The LED digital screen is one of many improvement initiatives of the new management to transform airports from point of transit to point of destination,” he said.
“It will be used to display airlines’ flight information, community and aviation security announcements, safety rules as well as commercial advertisings.”
Mr Kiponge said that with the continuous changes in global technology and emerging marketing trends, NAC wants to ensure that it is keeping up with modern technology and trends to improve efficiency and productivity of business.
He said NAC is moving away from the traditional ways of doing business to areas that can generate revenue for NAC by maximising available resources.
Mr Kiponge said that the LED digital screen will optimise the passenger and user experience at the Jackson’s Domestic Terminal.
“NAC also plans to install another LED digital screen outside the terminal and to roll out the project to other airport terminals,” he said.
During the launching, Creative Arts Limited thanked NAC management for the contract.
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