Kiosk Innovations designs, engineers, and manufactures airport kiosk hardware for airlines, airports, and aviation technology companies. Give your passengers a convenient way to check in, scan travel documents, and print boarding passes and bag tags.
We combine your software, required devices, and branding into a kiosk developed for your deployment. Whether you’re replacing existing equipment or introducing a new self-service solution, we can help take your airport kiosk project from concept to production.
Offer travelers more ways to complete routine tasks without relying solely on staffed counters. Our airport kiosk hardware supports the services delivered by your airline or airport application.
Give passengers a convenient self-service check-in option. Our kiosk hardware combines touchscreens, document readers, scanners, and printers to support your airline’s check-in application.
Help travelers collect boarding passes and print bag tags before continuing to baggage drop or security. We can help you choose a dedicated printing kiosk or include these functions in a broader check-in solution.
Extend access to ticket purchases, reservation services, payments, and itinerary printing. We integrate the hardware needed to deliver the services available through your application.
Your kiosk should be easy for passengers to use and practical for your team to maintain. Our kiosk designers and engineers consider both while developing an enclosure that fits your available space and represents your brand.
Make it easy to see where to scan a document, use the touchscreen, and collect printed items. Screen position, device placement, and accessibility requirements help inform the physical design from the start.
Kiosk dimensions, finishes, and graphics are developed around your installation and brand. We also account for mounting, cable routing, and the space needed to access the equipment.
Give authorized staff convenient access to printers, consumables, and internal components. We plan the internal layout and ventilation to support routine servicing.
Bring the devices your application needs together in one enclosure. We review component selection with your team and software provider to establish a suitable configuration.
Options can include:
Touchscreens: Display sizes and orientations suited to your application.
Integrated computers: Computing selected for your software and operating system requirements.
Passport and document readers: Devices for supported travel-document scanning.
Barcode and QR code scanners: Readers for printed documents and mobile screens.
Boarding pass and bag-tag printers: Printing equipment selected for your passenger services.
Payment terminals: Devices compatible with your payment provider and application.
Cameras and additional peripherals: Equipment required by your project.
Have a preferred device list? We can review it with your software provider and develop the hardware configuration around your project.
Bring your passenger-processing application to a kiosk manufactured for your deployment. We work with your software provider and integration partners to align the computer, connected devices, and hardware interfaces with the application’s requirements.
We develop hardware for dedicated airline applications and shared common-use environments. For CUSS and CUSS 2 projects, we coordinate with your technology partners on supported devices, integration, and testing requirements. Compatibility and certification must be confirmed for the selected platform and configuration.
You don’t need every detail finalized to start a conversation. We can work from an early concept, an existing kiosk, or a detailed hardware specification.
Share the passenger tasks, software, required devices, estimated quantity, and target schedule. We’ll discuss what the kiosk needs to deliver.
Our team develops the enclosure and component layout, bringing together your technology, branding, and installation requirements.
We work through the design with your team and establish the prototype and testing requirements before moving toward production.
Once the design is approved, we confirm the manufacturing scope and delivery plan for your deployment.
Planning a new deployment or replacing existing hardware? Tell us about your project below. Include your software platform, estimated quantity, and target timeline so our team can discuss the next steps with you.