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04 June 2026

Munich Airport awarded for passenger experience

The Bavarian airport is the first in Germany to obtain Level 3 ACI Customer Experience, an international recognition for quality of services, comfort and attention to travel

Munich Airport is the first German airport to obtain Level 3 certification in the ACI Airport Customer Experience Accreditation program, the international recognition promoted by Airports Council International to evaluate the quality of the experience offered to passengers.

 

The certification confirms the Bavarian airport's commitment to improving every phase of the journey, from arrival at the terminal to checks, from orientation in the spaces to the services available before boarding. For passengers, this means an increasing focus on comfort, efficiency, hospitality and the overall quality of time spent at the airport.

 

In the airport industry, the traveler's experience no longer depends solely on punctuality and smooth processes. Clarity of information, ease of movement, quality of environments, availability of services, customer service and the airport's ability to respond to the needs of different passengers are also increasingly important.

 

The ACI Customer Experience Accreditation program is structured on five progressive levels and offers a 360-degree assessment of customer experience management at the airport. The accreditation analyzes strategies, processes, passenger engagement, employee participation and collaboration with partner companies operating in the airport.

 

The achievement of Level 3 indicates that Munich Airport has implemented a structured strategy for the customer experience, actively involving Travellers, airport staff and service partners. The goal is to continuously improve the entire passenger journey, not just individual moments of the experience.

 

For Munich Airport, the recognition reinforces its positioning as a European hub oriented towards the quality of service. The airport aims to offer a reliable and well-kept travel experience, in a context in which airports are increasingly competing on the ability to make the passage through the terminal simple, pleasant and well organized.

 

ACI certification therefore enhances the airport's work on processes, services and innovation. For those travelling to, from or via Munich, the recognition represents a concrete sign of the airport's attention to passenger satisfaction and the continuous improvement of the airport experience.

 
Edited by the editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source: Munich Airport Press Office
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