AGTA Presentation Best Practices
SuperShuttle Tampa Best Practices
What Makes SuperShuttle Tampa a Best Practice Model Company background Airport partnerships Reservations Technology Ticketing Consolidation Continuous improvement
Company Background Been in service since 1983 19 markets and 25 airports Fully owned by Veolia(October 2006) Over passenger vans Over 200 Sedans(ExecuCar) Transports over 8 million passenger a year
Airport Partnerships Ticket booths Staging area Loading zones (4) Air conditioned waiting areas Sole provider to geographical area
Reservations Central reservations office(Tampa & Phoenix) 11,000 calls a day 6,000 reservations a day 24/7 Web reservations (3,000 per day)
Technology SuperShuttle Dispatch System (SDS) Map routing Auto dispatching Multiple fleets GPS tracking Manage by exception
Map Routing
Van Dispatching
Manage By Exception
Call Out Feature Take cell phone numbers Driver initiates call to guest Call is acknowledged by system Auto message delivered ETA On location
Where’s My Van Centralized Res gets vehicle distance upon inquiry Computer communication to local office Elimination of phone traffic
WMV Look Up Screen
Ticketing Airport has provided booths and waiting areas Ticketing system has rates locked into system Selling a ticket initiates reservation Dispatch then groups/routes reservations Turn by turn directions for driver
Ticketing/Airport Dispatch
Turn By Turn Directions
Management Tools Real time information Use of Nextels Daily on time performance Daily airport wait time reports Monitor passenger traffic
On Time Performance Report
Wait Time Reports
New Improvements Auto routing (May 2007) Kiosks (June 2007) Relocate Phoenix Rez Center (July 2007) Tampa Rez Center expansion (Sept. 2007) Consolidated complaint resolution (Aug 2007)