Vadodara: Whenever domestic flights get delayed or there is a change in
flight schedule, an SMS, an email or a voice-call lands promptly on
passenger's phone. The passenger is informed about the changed timings
to avoid any inconvenience. But not many know that the software that
automatically informs airline passengers about the flight delays,
advisories and changed timings has been developed by a city-based
software firm.
Phoneon.in that was started by Ujwal Makhija now caters to six major airlines providing domestic flight services. "Vistara recently implemented our Unified Communication System (UCS) for automation of its flight-related notifications. If any of its flight gets delayed, the passenger will be informed well in time about the changed timings.
It will help the airline in providing hassle-free travel experience to its passengers," Makhija, CEO of Phoneon.in told TOI.
Asked why he thought of making a software for airlines, Makhija said, "I realized that earlier the airlines didn't have much focus on customers and they won't invest much in making such a software. I thought of creating this software to prevent inconvenience to passengers who often learnt about the delayed flights only after they had reached the airport. And we began catering to the airlines about six years ago."
To Read the News in Full 05/02/17 Tushar Tere/Times of India
Phoneon.in that was started by Ujwal Makhija now caters to six major airlines providing domestic flight services. "Vistara recently implemented our Unified Communication System (UCS) for automation of its flight-related notifications. If any of its flight gets delayed, the passenger will be informed well in time about the changed timings.
It will help the airline in providing hassle-free travel experience to its passengers," Makhija, CEO of Phoneon.in told TOI.
Asked why he thought of making a software for airlines, Makhija said, "I realized that earlier the airlines didn't have much focus on customers and they won't invest much in making such a software. I thought of creating this software to prevent inconvenience to passengers who often learnt about the delayed flights only after they had reached the airport. And we began catering to the airlines about six years ago."
To Read the News in Full 05/02/17 Tushar Tere/Times of India
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