Corendon Airlines has introduced new airport self-check-in kiosks as it pushes to make travel faster, more convenient and more contactless for passengers.

The airline says travellers can use the kiosks to complete check-in, choose seats, pay for extra services and drop off baggage. The move is designed to reduce time at the airport and simplify the journey before departure.

Corendon is targeting a smoother airport experience at a time when airlines are competing to offer quicker, more digital passenger services. The kiosks bring several airport steps together in one place, allowing passengers to handle more of the process themselves rather than queueing at counters.

The launch reflects a wider shift across the aviation industry towards self-service technology. Airlines and airports have increasingly adopted digital tools to speed up routine tasks, cut waiting times and reduce contact between staff and travellers.

Self-check-in kiosks also give airlines more flexibility at airports. By moving some of the standard passenger processing away from staffed counters, carriers can manage demand more efficiently and focus staff attention on travellers who need extra assistance or have more complex requests.

Contactless options have remained popular with many travellers since the pandemic, and airlines have continued to invest in systems that reduce physical touchpoints. Kiosks fit into that trend by allowing passengers to interact with airport services using screens and digital payments rather than paper-based processes or face-to-face transactions.