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Skyscanner launches new updates for flight app
Skyscanner launches new updates for flight app. According to Skyscanner data, 55 per cent of flight searches by travellers in India over the past year were made on mobile, while searches on desktop and tablet were at 39 per cent and 6 per cent respectively.
According to Skyscanner data, 55 per cent of flight searches by travellers in India over the past year were made on mobile, while searches on desktop and tablet were at 39 per cent and 6 per cent respectively.
To meet the demands of this increasingly mobile audience, Skyscanner has rolled out new updates to its flights app, available on iOS and will be rolled out on Android soon. The refreshed app includes improvements to its user interface, design, functionality, and the introduction of new and smarter features.
“Based on our data, consumers are increasingly using mobile apps to plan their travel around the world. With the technology landscape evolving at a feverish pace, travellers are constantly seeking solutions that are not only progressive in nature, but at the same time provide a convenient and seamless travel booking experience.
Our refreshed flights app will further improve the travellers’ user experience, enabling them to find the perfect flight while they’re on the go.” Kavitha Gnanamurthy, senior marketing manager, Skyscanner India.
