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Dayton Airport garage to feature check-in kiosks
August 10, 2010
The new $35 million Dayton (Ohio) International Airport parking garage should soon have self-service kiosks to allow travelers to print boarding passes there and avoid the ticketing counter,the Dayton Daily News reports.
The Dayton City Commission on July 28 approved spending $500,000 to buy similar kiosks for inside the terminal. The machines will allow travelers to print boarding passes no matter what airline they are flying. Passengers are able to use the kiosks with a driver's license or the credit card used to buy the ticket.
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