PRM Call Points: better service for passengers with reduced mobility
Accessibility is becoming an increasingly important theme in aviation. Airports worldwide are working on barrier-free terminals, better support for visible and non-visible disabilities, and a more inclusive passenger journey.
Prestop’s PRM Call Points improve service for passengers with reduced mobility by providing a clear, reliable, and accessible contact point where passengers can directly request assistance and communicate with airport or service staff.
The latest PRM Call Point 3.0, developed and produced by Prestop for Schiphol, is designed for maximum accessibility and ease of use. Key features include high contrast, multilingual audio output, full operation via touchscreen and keyboard, face-to-face communication, a boarding pass scanner, and an on-screen keyboard.
These features improve not only the passenger experience, but also operational handling. Through boarding pass scanning and direct communication, assistance requests can be registered, interpreted, and followed up more efficiently. PRM Call Points can help solve challenges such as delays in assistance, communication barriers, and the growing need for efficient PRM services.
PRM Call Points also align with developments around the European Accessibility Act. From 28 June 2025 on, new European regulations require more accessible products and services, including digital services and passenger information in multiple accessible formats.