PRESS RELEASES

Air Tahiti, French Polynesia’s domestic airline, has chosen the IER Common Use Self-Service application to provide its passengers the benefits of self-check-in.

IER will provide Air Tahiti with 5 IER 918, its new generation of Common Use Self-Service kiosk. The IER 918 is the latest generation of Common Use Self-Service kiosk designed to meet the latest trends in passenger travel such as e-ticketing, 2D bar coded boarding passes. The IER 918 is the most compact size kiosk on the market offering maximum functionality and flexibility. It comes with a large variety of optional components such as passport or card reader, bag tag printer, WiFi wireless network…

Besides the hardware, the solution supplied to Air Tahiti also includes the IER CUSS platform, the IER self-service check-in application and also an Internet check-in application which allows passengers to check in at home, at the office or from any Internet connected PC.

In addition, IER will support the deployment of the complete application through project management. The solution also includes the IER Monitoring System which will allow Air Tahiti to supervise their kiosks from a centralized location.

Franck Vitte, Managing Director of IER Pte, said: “IER has been a long term partner of Air Tahiti, supplying them with our airport printers and revenue accounting system, and we are now particularly happy to be selected by AIR TAHITI for this complete check in solution. This project illustrates IER’s strategy to be a global partner to our airline customers thanks to a comprehensive offer, including software and system integration beyond the hardware only”.

As self-service check-in application is now undergoing an accelerated phase, IER which multiplies kiosks and CUSS deployment all over the world, is proud to have Air Tahiti as the first kiosk customer in the Pacific Islands.

Paris, France - October 16th, 2007