Charu Jain, Alaska’s senior VP of merchandising and innovation, stressed that Alaska was the first airline to put kiosks in the airport lobby and that it now wants to be the first to remove them.

Alaska Airlines is removing check-in kiosks as part of a $2.5 billion overhaul of its airport lobbies. The airline's goal is to get passengers to come to the airport ready to go straight to security.

Alaska was on the cutting edge 25 years ago when it was the first U.S. airline to introduce self-service check-in kiosks, according to Jain, and now it's planning to do away with those and move ...

Alaska Airlines will remove kiosks, install iPads, and use facial recognition to streamline lobbies by Todd Bishop on April 18, 2023 at 5:00 am April 18, 2023 at 7:49 am Share 170 Tweet Share ...

A 24/7 drug collection kiosk has been added to the Redford Police Department lobby. The kiosk accepts pills still in their ...

The airport opened kiosks Monday at the McNamara and Evans terminals so you can go to the gates without having ... The Evans kiosk is in the ticket lobby near the elevators also on the departures ...

A Mews survey reveals a significant shift in traveler preferences, with 70% of American travelers stating they would likely ...

Disney’s Wilderness Lodge is ready for the holidays. Decorations, including a giant Christmas tree, now adorn the resort lobby. They’ve also opened a kiosk of holiday sweets. Disney’s ...