The Cathay Pacific Group is streamlining check-in for its passengers.
Those departing from Hong Kong can now print their own baggage tags.
In efforts to lessen airport queues, Cathay Pacific and its sister airline Dragonair (soon to be rebranded as Cathay Dragon) are instituting self-service bag drops. At kiosks in the carriers’ check-in areas at the Hong Kong International Airport—and soon to come to Singapore and Amsterdam as the service’s roll-out continues—passengers can scan their boarding passes to print out their baggage tags and send their luggage on its way.
For more information, visit Cathay Pacific.
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