At LAX, Delta Has 10 Passport Kiosks, American and United Have None

By | August 25, 2014

For many international travelers arriving at U.S. gateway airports, travel has eased dramatically this summer, thanks to airline investments in passport kiosks. At LAX, it is Delta that has taken the lead, installing ten passport kiosks in LAX Terminal 5, where it is the sole occupant and which is in the […]

Source: www.forbes.com

For reference – costs are not typically disclosed, but in May Charlotte Douglas International Airport, a hub for the US Airways component of American, paid $2 million for 24 kiosks, which works out to about $83,000 each.

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