LP Assistance
Passenger assistance at French airports and train stations, plus a software platform for ordering assistance services
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About LP Assistance
LP Assistance provides passenger assistance at airports and train stations, looking after travellers from their departure in all circumstances. It also offers LPA-Solutions, a software platform intended to simplify ordering assistance services.
Users access the LPA-Solutions platform after creating an account.
LP Assistance was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Baron, France, where it is registered as a SARL. The website is published in French only.
Product: Passenger assistance services at airports and train stations; LPA-Solutions software platform for ordering assistance services.
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