Self check-in kiosks at Ninoy Aquino International Airport are now accessible to more passengers as more airlines have joined airport operator New NAIA Infra Corp’s automated passenger processing program.
The system enables eligible passengers to check in, print boarding passes, tag their bags, clear initial security and board flights through automated lanes, helping reduce queuing times and ease congestion at traditional counters. A phased activation of automated bag drop services is also ongoing.
The automated processing systems form part of the airport’s efforts to improve passenger flow and align airport operations with biometric-enabled standards used at major international hubs across Asia, the Middle East and North America.
Passengers on eligible flights are encouraged to use the self check-in kiosks located near the check-in areas of each terminal. After printing boarding passes and bag tags, they may proceed to bag drop counters or automated lanes before continuing through the pre-security and self-boarding gates. Additional airlines and routes will be added in the coming months as integration work continues.
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