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SuperShuttle Launches Mobile Self Check-In

By TechTaffy Desk

SUPERSHUTTLE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

SuperShuttle has launched an airport mobile self check-in feature that lets user check-in from their mobile devices. Customers with a prepaid reservation will receive an online invitation, and can follow on-screen prompts to let the ride-sharing service know where they are in the airport and when they will be ready to ride. The location of the vehicle can also be tracked in real time.

[Image courtesy: SuperShuttle]

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