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Q6 Full Business Plan - Heathrow Airport

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Our vision and priorities for <strong>Q6</strong><br />

Our vision is to be ‘the UK’s direct connection to the world and<br />

Europe’s hub of choice by making every journey better’, and is supported by<br />

our priorities for <strong>Q6</strong> around passenger experience, hub capacity and resilience,<br />

and a competitive cost of operation.<br />

3.1 Our framework for <strong>Q6</strong><br />

We first established our vision to be ‘the UK’s direct<br />

connection to the world and Europe’s hub of choice by<br />

making every journey better’ with our airline customers<br />

in 2010 and it continues to have strong support. It is a<br />

positive aspiration for <strong>Heathrow</strong> – one that will bring<br />

benefit to passengers, airlines and the UK economy as a<br />

whole by securing connectivity to key destinations<br />

around the world.<br />

We have developed three priorities for <strong>Q6</strong> around<br />

passenger experience, hub capacity and resilience, and a<br />

competitive cost of operation. These have been agreed<br />

with the airline community through CE. These priorities<br />

shape and guide our thinking, particularly when<br />

considering solutions for <strong>Q6</strong>.<br />

Together with the airline community, we have also<br />

defined a set of passenger principles, which capture<br />

what drives a positive experience throughout the<br />

passenger journey at <strong>Heathrow</strong>, and a set of service<br />

propositions. These were developed collaboratively with<br />

the airlines, based on a gap analysis of the current<br />

passenger experience. Both a Community and a<br />

<strong>Heathrow</strong>-specific version of the service propositions<br />

were developed and subsequently agreed in April 2012.<br />

In this way passenger interests are embedded at the very<br />

heart of future developments at <strong>Heathrow</strong>. Figure 3.1<br />

sets out the relationships between the vision, priorities<br />

and service proposition for <strong>Q6</strong> and how they are guided<br />

by the passenger principles.<br />

Figure 3.1: Framework for <strong>Q6</strong><br />

Vision Priorities Service propositions<br />

The UK’s direct<br />

connection to the<br />

world and Europe’s<br />

hub of choice by<br />

making every<br />

journey better<br />

Deliver a noticeably better,<br />

‘hub of choice’ passenger<br />

experience<br />

Deliver improved resilience and<br />

sufficient hub capacity<br />

Ensure a competitive total<br />

cost of operation<br />

High quality terminals<br />

Courteous service and efficient security<br />

Smoother journeys<br />

An end to end passenger experience<br />

Enable punctuality and resilience<br />

Improve capacity utilisation<br />

Improve connections and baggage<br />

Focus on sustainability<br />

Increase non-aeronautical income<br />

Retire old facilities<br />

Increase operational efficiencies<br />

Support reduction of airline costs<br />

Guided by passenger principles, enabled by collaboration<br />

and leading towards the Masterplan<br />

© <strong>Heathrow</strong> <strong>Airport</strong> Limited 2013<br />

<strong>Heathrow</strong> <strong>Q6</strong> <strong>Full</strong> <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> - Public version | Chapter 3 Page 17

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