Passengers using Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport in Minnesota now have access to two new food-ordering apps.
AtYourGate enables travelers to order food from participating airport restaurants and have it delivered within Terminal 1.
“We pick up your order and deliver to locations across Terminal 1,” said Matheus Krause de Arruda Palmeira, AtYourGate’s associate director at Minneapolis-St Paul.
Deliveries from AtYourGate go out as far as the Transit Center on the non-secure side at Terminal 1. The fee for delivery is US$2.99 per order.
Passengers using the Grab app can order food from participating Minneapolis-St Paul restaurants ahead of their arrival at the airport. The app enables users to search by type of food or by restaurant. Once the order is placed, travelers will head to the restaurant and its designated Grab pickup location, where their order will be waiting. There are no additional fees to use the service.
“Mobile ordering at an airport is becoming the norm for time-strapped passengers, especially when you’re trying to make a connection,” said Jeff Livney, Grab’s chief experience officer. “We’re excited to have our service available at Minneapolis-St Paul.”
For business travelers, Grab receipts can be seamlessly forwarded to Concur or Expensify, popular expense-reporting programs.
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