Designing for Reduced Passenger Stress: An Interactive Information Tool at Oslo Airport
Students
Anne Selseng
Supervisors
Casper Boks
Passengers and tourists at Oslo Airport often face stress and confusion caused by poor information flow, unpredictable procedures, and limited support. This master’s thesis presents a strategic concept developed to address these challenges: an interactive information screen that guides travelers through key stages of their journey.
The solution was developed through a comprehensive process of user research, prototyping, and testing, and combines intuitive design with robust functionality. The kiosk offers wayfinding, real-time updates, boarding pass scanning for personalized assistance, and a GPT-powered chatbot. All designed for quick access, high usability, and universal accessibility.
While launched as a standalone MVP, the concept is structured as part of a long-term strategy. It integrates seamlessly with Avinor’s broader digital ecosystem, allowing users to transition smoothly between screen, mobile, app, and web.



