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Hilton Garden Inn Boston Logan Airport books a room for flight info digital signage

Flight information digital signage provider Flyte Systems announced today that the newly opened Hilton Garden Inn Boston Logan Airport will install the FlyteBoard real-time airline flight schedule display to simplify guest travel plans.

September 24, 2015

Flight information digital signage provider Flyte Systems announced today that the newly opened Hilton Garden Inn Boston Logan Airport will install the FlyteBoard real-time airline flight schedule display to simplify guest travel plans.

Flyte Systems said it provides cost effective airport travel information displays and digital signage content for the hospitality, corporate training center, digital signage and convention center industries and related businesses.

Hilton Garden Inn Boston Logan Airport is located one mile from Logan International Airport and provides a complimentary 24-hour shuttle service to the airport, MBTA Subway and local area businesses. The new hotel, owned and managed by First Bristol Corp., offers high-end amenities and welcoming services for travelers to sleep, stay fit, eat well and work smart while on the road, according to the announcement.

"Our new property offers every convenience for travelers in Boston. The FlyteBoard flight information display will give guests a more relaxed travel experience," said Kevin Buchanan, hotel general manager, in the announcement. "They will be able to simply look at the FlyteBoard for accurate flight information. No need to pull out their handheld to search for flights online."

"The Hilton Garden Inn Boston Logan Airport is a leader in providing travel amenities that make a difference to guests," Flyte Systems VP Scott Triphahn said in the announcement. "Today's millennial travelers are digital natives. They prefer to get information from screens, not people. Flyte Systems' solutions, like FlyteBoard, provide the information they want instantly and accurately. Flyte Systems gives today's travelers instant options that shape their experience."

"Flight information displays provide value to many areas of our operation besides being a valuable guest service," Buchanan said. "Even our night auditor uses it to estimate due-in guests based on airline delays and cancellations. Plus, guests can extend their stay if their flight is cancelled. Everyone wins."