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Northwest urges Twin Cities customers to use check-in kiosks

June 3, 2002

MINNEAPOLIS -- Northwest Airlines (Nasdaq: NWAC) is urging summer travelers at Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport (MSP) to save time by using self-service check-in kiosks. Northwest has added five kiosks to help with the busy summer season, according to a company release.

Northwest now has 75 E-Service Centers at MSP, 43 of which offer boarding passes, and 32 that let customers get their boarding passes and check their luggage.

One out of three of Northwest's domestic e-ticket customers use either the E-Service Centers or the company's online check-in service, according to the release. The company operates E-Service Centers at 70 airports nationwide.