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The self-service bag drop units reduce passenger check-in times, and are currently in use by a number of airlines at Heathrow Terminals 2, 3 and 5.
FTE met with Ioannis Metsovitis, VP Operations, Hamad International Airport, as the airport prepares to showcase Doha at the FIFA 2022 World Cup.
The £50 million full-scale biometrics project is part of a wider programme of investment to streamline the passenger journey at Heathrow Airport.
The In-Town Check-In service will enable passengers to carry out all check-in procedures at the downtown facilities before heading to the airport.
A further 15 SITA Scan&Fly self bag drop units will be installed in KLIA2, following the successful implementation of 15 units earlier this year.
As part of the redevelopment, Virgin Australia’s check-in kiosks will be replaced, and new service pods and service desks will also be installed.
A total of 74 BorderXpress interactive kiosks, designed by Vancouver Airport Authority, have been installed across Larnaka and Pafos international airports.
The CHECKITXPRESS self-service bag drop system will expedite processing times, as traffic at Vancouver International Airport is expected to increase.
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Las Vegas McCarran International Airport has renewed its passenger processing solutions with Rockwell Collins, adopting new technologies to support the upgrade of Terminal 1.
Sydney Airport’s T1 International has 12 new auto bag drop units and 36 check-in kiosks, as part of a wider project to reduce check-in queues and enhance the overall passenger experience.
The new terminal features a raft of technologies, including self-service bag drop, automated immigration and robot guides, and boasts a true sense of place.
Passengers flying with Air France, KLM and easyJet can make use of the Materna-supplied common use self-service bag drop system.
PT Angkasa Pura II has revealed that self-service bag drop is now being trialled at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.
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