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NetShift, KIS get Shibby over Denver's airport

August 11, 2002

DENVER - Kiosk enclosure manufacturer Kiosk Information Systems (KIS) and software developer NetShift Software Ltd. are joining forces to bring Internet access to flyers at Denver International Airport

NetShift software and KIS enclosures are being used in the Shibby Advanced Public Internet Terminal project that will be launched in late August at the airport, located east of Denver.

Customers, paying $1 for four minutes use, will be able to access the Internet, video e-mail and shopping, and information on the airport. According to NetShift, 32 kiosks are planned for the airport.

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