April 21, 2002
MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL, Minn. - Starting today,
Northwest Airlines(Nasdaq:NWAC) will offer an Internet check-in program to customers departing from 27 markets in the U.S. where Internet check-in is now accepted. A complete list of the Internet check-in markets can be found at the airline's Web site.The service will be available to all customers flying domestically by the end of the year. If a customer holds a boarding pass that they've printed out through Internet check-in, they can bypass all lines and go straight to their gate for boarding. All customers who use Internet check-in will receive 1,000 WorldPerks Bonus Miles through Dec. 31, 2000.
By year's end, Northwest plans to have 250 self-service check-in kiosks installed in airports across the United States.