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Airports Council International ACI World has today revealed the latest airports it has recognized for their commitment to customer satisfaction through its Airport Customer Experience Accreditation programme.The accreditation programme is part of ACIs globally-established Airport Service Quality ASQ programme and helps airports improve their practices to provide the traveling public a satisfying experience as they spend time in the airport.All accredited airports will be recognized during the ASQ Awards gala dinner at the second ACI Customer Experience Global Summit which will be held in partnership with PT Angkasa Pura I Persero in Bali Indonesia from 2 to 5 September. PT Angkasa Pura I Persero is the first airport operator in the Asia-Pacific region to have a majority of its airports accredited.The newly accredited airports areChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Mumbai IndiaIncheon International Airport Incheon South KoreaPattimura Airport Maluku IndonesiaSams Sepinggan Airport Balikpapan IndonesiaI Gusti Ngurah Rai Airport Denpasar IndonesiaEl Tari Airport Kupang IndonesiaLombok International Airport Lombok IndonesiaSam Ratulangi Airport Manado IndonesiaAdi Soemarmo Airport Surakarta IndonesiaAhmad Yani Airport Semarang IndonesiaJuanda Airport Surabaya IndonesiaSultan Hasanuddin Airport Makassar IndonesiaKrakw Airport Krakow PolandVenice Marco Polo Airport Venice ItalyVienna Airport Vienna AustriaHalifax Stanfield International Airport Halifax CanadaJohn F. Kennedy International Airport New York United StatesNewark Liberty International Airport Newark United StatesLaGuardia Airport New York United States.The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is the first airport operator in the United States to have its three largest airports accredited.Six airports contributed to the development of the programme and have already been accredited Abu Dhabi International Airport Milan Malpensa Airport Hong Kong International Airport San Antonio International Airport Sydney Airport and Quito International Airport.By achieving accreditation from ACI these airports have shown a commitment to continuously reviewing and improving their customer experience and to evolve excel and learn how they can keep improving ACI World Director General Angela Gittens said. Airports are sophisticated businesses that partner with other organizations to deliver a singular experience for passengers so it is important that all partners have a common view of this customer experience.ACIs accreditation programme helps airports to develop this common view so they can improve their approach to customer experience management and identify new practices that can be developed in the short and long-term in order to boost satisfaction. It is fitting that we will celebrate these airports at our Customer Experience Global Summit in partnership with PT Angkasa Pura I Persero as it is the first airport operator in the Asia-Pacific region to have majority of its airports accredited.There are five levels of accreditation and each level is a powerful marketing tool for airports to show their commitment to improving customer experience. At each level airports are accredited based on their practices in eight domains which contribute to the evaluation of each airports customer experience maturity level. These are Customer Understanding Strategy Measurement Operational Improvement Governance Airport Culture Service DesignInnovation and Airport Community Collaboration.