Alaska Airlines is removing kiosks that print passengers' boarding passes and telling people to download or print them. The airline has already removed kiosks at nine airports so far.

Alaska Airlines introduced the ubiquitous airport check-in kiosks 20 years ago, and now the airline is giving them the boot. With the goal of making airport check-in more efficient—streamlining ...

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Alaska today announced that it is removing check-in kiosks in favor of new iPad-based self-service bag drop stations.

Alaska Airlines is moving to more self-service options from check-in to bag tagging and drop-off, with a goal to help you get on your way faster.

Alaska Airlines is removing check-in kiosks as part of a $2.5 billion overhaul of its airport lobbies. The airline's goal is to get passengers to come to the airport ready to go straight to ...

Breeze Airways hosted a boarding demonstration for travelers with autism on April 30. The exercise was part of Breeze’s partnership with Autism Double-Checked, an organization that aims to make ...

Alaska Airlines is pushing passengers to load boarding passes on their smartphones by removing airport kiosks that can be used to print the passes.

Airline self-service ticketing kiosks, which resemble bank ATMs, are located near airline ticket counters on the lower level of the passenger terminal at Tulsa International Airport.

Alaska Airlines recently started a three-year, $2.5 billion project to improve the airport experience at its hubs and focus cities like Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Alaska ...

Alaska will encourage fliers to check in at home or on their smartphones and instead of the kiosks, the airline will introduce single-function, iPad-based bag tag stations, where fliers can scan ...