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Annual & Sustainability Report 2017

MESSAGES ABOUT THE REPORT THE CCR GROUP STRATEGY AND OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS MODEL SERVICES TOLL ROADS URBAN MOBILITY AIRPORTS OUTLOOK 39 Quality of service Quality of service is at the heart of the management model of CCR Group's airport concession units. Both in Brazil and abroad, investments are made with a focus on increasing comfort for passengers, improving the working conditions of airlines and seeking integration with other terminals, providing more flight and destination options for users. One of the prime examples of how this approach materializes is the Quito International Airport, managed by Quiport. The airport was chosen for the second consecutive year as the best in South America in the World Airport award, produced by British consulting firm Skytrax and based on a global satisfaction survey with customers of airports all over the world. Quiport also received a four-star rating (there is just one other on the continent) and was elected the company with the best employees. In Brazil, BH Airport manages the Belo Horizonte International Airport in Minas Gerais. Since it was awarded the concession in 2014, the unit has taken on the mission of providing an excellent service to passengers and visitors, with a structure specially dedicated to the monitoring of satisfaction and quality indicators. These indicators are in fact one of the requirements of the agreement with Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil (National Civil Aviation Agency - Anac). The Quality of Service Plan combines the initiatives in this sphere planned for the year and the controls to be applied. BH Airport monitors 34 indicators defined by Anac on a monthly basis. These range from airport cleaning services to check-in queuing times (hand luggage check) and passengers' perception of quality and the cost of services. Parallel to these processes, the Secretaria da Aviação Civil (Office of the Secretary for Civil Aviation - SAC) conducts a quarterly passenger satisfaction survey covering 38 items of infrastructure, customer service, services and management of the country's top 15 airports. The airport expansion and adaptation works are among the factors with the greatest impact on passenger and visitor satisfaction. In this context, the delivery of the new passenger terminal in December 2016 had a positive impact on last year's quality of service indicators, with the expansion of the arrivals and departures halls and of the shopping and baggage reclaim areas, new boarding gates and more parking spaces. Accessibility aspects are also continually improved by works and expansions. About R$ 150 million have already been invested in this type of adaptation, guaranteeing accessible toilets, tactile paving and elevators. Connectivity in Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte International Airport, run by BH Airport, has the potential to become one of the country's largest flight distribution and passenger integration centers due to its privileged location. Accordingly, the concession is expected to become a growth and development vector for the state. To realize this potential, the terminal depends on the maintenance of plans to close Pampulha Airport to domestic flights. This restriction is being discussed by the grantor authority and, if withdrawn, makes it more difficult for airlines to organize connecting flights and integration of passengers flying in from other locations. BH Airport has sought to involve society as a whole and to raise public awareness of the importance of the airport to the residents of Minas Gerais, to the development of the state, and to the achievement of goals set out in the concession agreement. Click here to find out more about the expansion of BH Airport CONECTAR DESTINOS, abrir novos caminhos Annual & Sustainability Report 2017 ⚫ CCR Group wwwwww
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