The Emirates Airline App has released a version for Huawei’s smartwatches that allows users to use QR codes as boarding passes.
This update has led to a 33% and 51% increase in the downloads of the Emirates Mobile App and Watch App, respectively, within a month of its release.
Richard Yu, the Executive Director, CEO of the Consumer BG and CEO of the Intelligent Automotive Solution BU, made a special mention of the Emirates Airline App for its successful collaboration with Huawei’s ecosystem for the past three years at the Huawei Developer Conference 2023 (HDC.Together).
Working together
At the event, Huawei and Emirates Airline reiterated their commitment to work together closely to bring the best experience for their customers.
Emirates Airline and Huawei have a long-standing partnership. In early 2020, the Emirates Airline App was officially onboarded on the AppGallery, offering users a rich and interactive experience. A year later, in July 2021, the app was available on the HUAWEI WATCH 3 Series, letting users conveniently access information such as ticket bookings and flight status through their watches.
Now, with its seamless integration on the HUAWEI WATCH 4 Series, the app has made a significant leap in enhancing the user experience for travellers. In addition to checking their booking and flight details, users can now use QR codes as boarding passes, eliminating the need to use their phones while boarding.
MoU renewal
This year, Emirates Airline and Huawei renewed their MoU, demonstrating their shared vision for bringing in further innovations and developing a rich ecosystem of locally relevant software.
In Q1 of this year, Emirates and Huawei renewed their MoU, with the signing attended by notable figures including He Gang, COO of Huawei Consumer Business Group; Pablo Ning, Regional President, MEA, Huawei Consumer Business Group; Boutros Boutros, Emirates Divisional Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, Marketing, and Brand; and Orhan Abbas, Emirates Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations, Far East (MoU signatory).– TradeArabia News Service
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