Kiosk in airport
How Airport's use Self-Service Check-In Kiosks?
Nowadays, every airport has a #self-service kiosk where passengers can check in. A self-service kiosk has a #touch screen. Kiosk helps to identify yourself with your id or passport. Confirming your flight.Self-service check-in kiosks allow passengers to easily check in and pay for their flights using debit or credit cards. At the end of check-in, the kiosk will issue a valid boarding pass. Passengers will save time by using the kiosk and avoiding long lines.
Look for Kiosks
Every airline has a row of kiosks at the front of the check-in line that look like free-level computer screens. First you need to check in your flight at a kiosk, then an employee of your airline will be on hand to help you attach baggage tags and place your baggage on the conveyor belt.
Identify Yourself
Advance to the accessible kiosk. When using a self-check-in kiosk, Kiosk Assist asks you to verify your identity by using a credit card, entering your flight confirmation code (locator number), or entering your frequent flyer number. Your contact and identification information can be entered using the touch screen. Press the clear or backspace key if you make a mistake.
Confirm Flight Information
Now check the screen to verify your identity, name, and flight information. Press OK or Enter on the #touch screen to confirm the flight and information after confirming the specifics.
Choose or Confirm Your Seats
You will be able to see and adjust your seat assignment during the check-in process. If there are open seats on your aircraft, you can modify your seat assignment at the #kiosk.
Indicate Whether You Will Be Checking a Bag
If you checked in for your flight online, you can scan your printed boarding pass at the kiosk. When you scan your boarding card, the kiosk will recognize you and begin the baggage check-in procedure.
If you scan your boarding card or provide personal information for identification, you will be asked about checked baggage.
If you don't have a credit or debit card, consider getting a prepaid debit card before your trip so you can easily pay the checked bag fee at the kiosk. You'll also need it on the plane, as many airlines no longer accept payment for food or drinks on board.
Print and Collect Your Boarding Passes
Your boarding pass should now be ready to print from the kiosk. A customer service representative will emerge from your kiosk or signal you to come up to the counter. He or she will inquire about your current location in relation to your intended destination. Weigh your belongings and introduce yourself. Before your bags are placed on the conveyor belt, a customer service representative will tag them and verify your identity. Baggage claim tags can be found in a folder or on their own. If you are given a boarding pass, you can put it in a folder. Otherwise, remember to keep your baggage claim tags with you during the trip. A customer service representative will explain the cost per bag and the number of bags you are checking. To pay the fee at the kiosk, use a credit or debit card.If you don't have a debit or credit card, consider getting one before your trip so you can quickly pay the checked bag fee at the kiosk. You'll need it on the plane because many airlines no longer accept cash for food or drinks on board.
- Print your boarding pass
- Add a Rapid Rewards number to a reservation
- Upgrade to a Business Select fare
- Change your flight.
- Add your name to the standby list
- Add a lap child to a reservation (domestic reservations only)
- Self-tag and check luggage.