News
Canadian airline disables credit-card use at kiosks
July 23, 2008
ChatGPT
Grok
Perplexity
ClaudeGlobe and Mail: Airliner WestJet says it plans to disable credit-card readers that customers use at check-in kiosks at 28 Canadian airports. The precaution stems from a current investigation into the kiosks' security. Credit-card companies are conducting an investigation into the security of data that's inputted at 150 self-serve kiosks at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. The investigation was spurred by isolated patterns of fraud on cards used by people who had travelled through the airport.
Featured Vendor
FCL Components delivers kiosk and panel mount printing solutions built for durability, flexibility, and user focused design. With 40 years of development expertise, the company offers advanced printers for a variety of kiosk applications. • Bill-pay kiosks • Loyalty coupons • Self-checkout • Parking • Patient check-in • Pharmacy kiosks
Subscribe
Get the latest news and resources from Kiosk Marketplace.
