Three ways mobile will change the way we travel by 2015
Photo Credit: Check-In counters at the Keflavík International Airport in Iceland. Flickr / Michał Sacharewicz
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The rate of innovation in mobile technology suggests that even if security still takes too long and seats are too small, flyers can at least rely on updated flight statuses and hassle-free check-ins.
Travelers want instantaneous information at their fingertips when they fly, and technology is quickly catching up to their expectations.
Air travel technology specialist SITA has came out with a report Flying into the Future that looks at how the industry will change in just three years, by 2015.
1. Mobile bookings and purchases will become more prevalent.
Today just 2 percent of airline sales are bought on a mobile device. Although SITA predicts a humble 5 percent increase by 2015, other sources believe mobile could count for as muc
