Sunshine Coast Airport partners with Elenium to deliver cutting-edge check-in technology


Australia’s Sunshine Coast Airport has announced Elenium Automation as the supplier of its new cutting-edge check-in technology to be incorporated into the recently announced terminal redevelopment.

Australia’s Sunshine Coast Airport has announced Elenium Automation as the supplier of its new check-in technology to be incorporated into the recently announced terminal redevelopment.

The new cutting-edge check-in technology will be incorporated for a more efficient experience with 18 self-service kiosks and 10 automatic bag drops.

The equipment, set to go live from 2026, will streamline check-in for passengers passing through one of the country’s fastest-growing airports.

“We’re proud to deliver innovative technology designed and built right here in Australia,” said Chris Mills, CEO, Sunshine Coast Airport. “It reflects our commitment to improving the passenger experience while futureproofing the airport for continued growth. With millions of passengers expected through our terminal in the coming years, the introduction of self-service kiosks and automated bag drops will streamline check-in and reduce wait times.”

The upgrade comes as Sunshine Coast Airport continues to expand its reach, connecting passengers to Adelaide, Auckland, Cairns, Melbourne, and Sydney, with support from Air New Zealand, Alliance Airlines, Jetstar, Qantas and Virgin Australia. With more than 80 flights a week to Sydney and Melbourne alone, the enhanced check-in experience will help accommodate growing passenger numbers and provide millions of passengers with an efficient and seamless check-in experience.

“We’re thrilled to bring our world class Australian-made technology to Sunshine Coast Airport,” said Aaron Hornlimann, Co-Founder and CEO, Elenium. “Elenium specialises in passenger processing, and we have a laser sharp focus on delivering solutions designed for speed, adaptability, and autonomy. True self-service isn’t about making passengers do the work, it’s about creating technology that does the work for them. Sunshine Coast Airport will be making travel effortless by minimising queues, maximising efficiency and delivering a smoother experience for both passengers and staff – this partnership showcases how homegrown innovation can transform aviation on a global scale.”

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