Airport Kiosk Market on Track for Major Growth, Reaching $5.67 Billion by 2033

From 2023 to 2033, the demand for airport kiosks is expected to rise globally at a CAGR of 9.4%. Therefore, it is anticipated that by the end of 2033, the value of the worldwide airport kiosk market will have increased from US$ 2.31 billion in 2023 to US$ 5.67 billion.

The desire for quicker and more effective travel is growing as the globe gets more interconnected. Airports worldwide are always searching for innovative ways to enhance passenger satisfaction while boosting productivity and security. One such invention that has gained popularity recently is the use of airport kiosks.

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Self-service devices called airport kiosks are found in airports and provide travelers a range of services. By enabling users to do several tasks, such printing boarding passes and checking in for a trip, these kiosks are meant to provide passengers with efficiency and convenience by removing the need for lengthy waits and lineups at traditional service counters.

Touchless technology and self-service solutions have become more popular as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic, which aims to discourage physical contact and encourage social separation. In order to provide a secure and clean travel environment, airport kiosks with contactless interfaces and self-sanitizing capabilities have become more important.

Key Companies Profiled

• Advantech Co. Ltd
• Amadeus IT Group SA
• Bollore SE
• Elenium Automation Pty Ltd
• Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp
• Materna IPS GmbH
• Collins Aerospace

Automated passport control kiosks are becoming more and more necessary to speed up the immigration procedure at airports due to an increase in international passenger traffic worldwide. Currently, over 40 airports in the US are using these systems, including significant hubs like Chicago O Hare International Airport (ORD), Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).

Additionally, airports are implementing cutting-edge biometric kiosks, which significantly cut down on passenger wait times and expedited border and customs processes. Because of this advantage, airports all over the world are deploying these cutting-edge electronic kiosks.

Through the reduction of wait times and the simplification of many procedures, including baggage services and check-in, airport kiosks provide travelers with efficiency and convenience. Travelers may do things more quickly and simply using self-service kiosks since they have greater control over their route. The growing need for airport kiosks is largely due to this improved traveler experience.

By automating certain procedures, airport kiosks assist airlines and airports in optimizing their operations. Large volumes of passengers may be handled by these kiosks, which reduces the demand on manned counters and improves overall operating efficiency. Automating tasks like baggage tagging and check-in allows airports to handle more passengers in less time, which improves overall operations.

Continuous technology improvements have led to the development of increasingly complex and user-friendly airport kiosks. Enhancements to biometric authentication techniques, software, and interactive displays have all contributed to an overall better user experience. Additionally, travelers may effortlessly transition between digital and physical touchpoints because to the integration of self-service kiosks and mobile applications, which increases convenience.

With both domestic and foreign visitors using its airports, the United States has one of the busiest air travel markets in the world. Airport kiosks are being used to speed up procedures and enhance the customer experience as a result of the rising demand for air travel and the need to manage growing passenger loads efficiently. By 2033, the US market is expected to generate US$ 2 billion.

The usage of self-service technology and airport modernization have received backing from US government and regulatory bodies. Airports and airlines are encouraged to invest in cutting-edge technologies, such airport kiosks, by initiatives like the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) NextGen program and the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) Innovation Task Force. These programs aim to enhance passenger services and operational efficiency.

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Competitive Landscape

In order to increase and fortify their worldwide presence, major companies in the airport kiosk industry are employing tactics like alliances, investments, acquisitions, technical advancements, and research and development.

In various Australian cities, Qantas Airways Limited replaced antiquated check-in kiosks in May 2022 with sleek computerized terminals that can process passenger check-in and generate baggage tags instantly.

By adopting contactless, the Mangalore International Airport (MIA) will prioritize passenger safety by installing common-use self-service (CUSS) kiosks in December 2021 to help travelers print their boarding cards and luggage tags.

Key Segments of Airport Kiosk Industry Research

• By Type :
o Check-in Kiosks
o Automated Passport Control Kiosks
o Bag Drop Kiosks
• By Component :
o Hardware
o Software
o Services
• By Region :
o North America
o Latin America
o Europe
o Asia Pacific & China
o Middle East & Africa

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