Air India has introduced AEYE Vision feature in its app.
There is good news for the passengers of Air India, the airline owned by the Tata Group. Air India passengers can now locate their check-in bags by scanning the tag on their luggage. The airline has introduced this AI-based feature in its mobile app for this. According to Bhasha news, Air India has introduced the AEYE Vision feature in its app, which provides real-time information related to travel. In recent times, Air India has faced a lot of complaints related to passengers’ luggage.
What are the features of AI Vision feature
According to the report, Air India said that AEYE Vision allows passengers to access flight details, boarding passes, baggage status and meal options by scanning a code on their ticket, boarding pass or baggage tag. This new facility is powered by computer vision technology based on artificial intelligence (AI). This allows passengers to know when their luggage is loaded, unloaded and ready for pick-up at baggage claim.
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