Check-in and security service indicators

Check-in and security service indicators

IndicatorUnit of measure Malpensa T1Malpensa T2Linate
Perception of ticketing service% of satisfied passengersTarget 2015n.d.n.d.n.d.
Result 2015100.0%100.0%100.0%
Waiting time at check-inWaiting time in minutes in 90% of surveyed casesTarget 201510’14’6’
Result 201520’53”14’46”6’50”
Perception of waiting time at check-in% of satisfied passengersTarget 201593.0%93.0%95.0%
Result 201597.3%98.3%96.7
Waiting time for security checksWaiting time in minutes in 90% of surveyed casesTarget 20157’50”8’10”9’40”
Result 20156’28”7’57”8’53”
Perception of waiting time at passport control% of satisfied passengersTarget 201595.0%95.0%95.0%
Result 201598.5%100.0%98.0%

Source: SEA, CFI Group

SEA’s commitment is to facilitate all check-in and boarding activities, while fully complying with security and control procedures. To this end, SEA also provides a Fast Track for eligible passengers who wish to minimise queuing wait time at security filters. In airport terminal, in addition to check-in desks normally operated by support personnel, passengers also find self-service checkin kiosks, provided to the most important carriers.
They are simple and fast to use, even for less experienced passengers. In case of Terminal 1, the failure to meet the targets set for check-in waiting is linked to the procedures required for handling high-risk flights (including, for example, passenger profiling) and charters. These types of flight require longer times, even though these do not cause disruption or dissatisfaction among passengers. The problem remains that their negative impact on the results cannot currently be unbundled.
To cope with the rise in security measures, SEA enhanced infrastructure and human resources dedicated to these activities, managing to keep waiting times in line with stated targets.