It is hoped that a new payment system will make it easier for motorists to pay for parking at Owen Roberts International Airport.
The Cayman Islands Airports Authority has announced that customers can now use VISA and Mastercard credit and debit cards, issued from any bank and country, to pay for parking.
David Frederick, Chief Executive Officer of the Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA), said he believed customers would find the new option useful.
“Quite often customers don’t have the correct change or currency to pay for their parking at the Automated Pay Station machine,” Mr Frederick said. “The option of paying for parking with debit and credit cards will provide greater convenience for both residents and visitors alike.
“We are in the planning stages of upgrading and expanding the airport terminal, and along with the major construction there are small changes such as this that will help ensure Owen Roberts operates in an efficient and customer focused way, using technology to its fullest advantage.”
Customers have the option of paying with credit and debit cards at two locations – either at the yellow Automated Pay Station machines outside of the Arrivals Hall or at the gate as they exit the parking lot.
The CIAA has collaborated with its bank, RBC Royal Bank of Canada, to offer the credit/debit card option.
“RBC Royal Bank of Canada has helped tremendously with the smooth implementation of the credit card capability,” Mr Frederick said. “We’d like to publicly thank them for their assistance.”
Source: Cayman Net News
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