Tests Begin for New Check-in Computer Standard
Credit: DON WILSON/SEA-TAC
The computer system in use since 1984 for checking in and boarding passengers at world airports has mutated into a complicated mess. In a rare collaboration, airlines, airports and system providers have come together to replace it. Pilot trials are underway or are planned at a handful of terminals...
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