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London airport adds check-in kiosks to handle passenger growth
July 10, 2007
LONDON — The United Kingdom's Bristol International airport is switching to SITA's AirportConnect common use terminal equipment open IT platform.
According to a news release, the platform includes self-service check-in kiosks designed to handle anywhere from 6 million to 9 million passengers. SITA has reportedly already started work on its five-year, $2 million project, which will bring CUTE to the airport.
The project involves the deployment of 58 CUTE work stations and eight common use self-service check-in kiosks. The kiosks also support Web check-in and are equipped with passport and visa readers.
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