Self-service at heart of Las Vegas McCarran’s new T3


Passengers arriving at the opening of new Terminal 3 at Las Vegas Airport
Passengers arriving at the new Terminal 3 were treated to Vegas-style fanfare to celebrate its opening. Key features of T3 include self-boarding gates and self-tagging kiosks. (Photo credit: Las Vegas Sun)

Passengers travelling from Las Vegas McCarran International Airport can now make use of a number of innovative self-service solutions following the opening of the brand new $2.4 billion Terminal 3.

The new 1.9 million sq ft terminal opened for operations yesterday (27 June) to traditional Vegas-style fanfare. Among the key features are self-boarding gates, which allow passengers to board themselves without the assistance of an agent, as well as self-service kiosks that offer passengers the option of printing and attaching their own bag tags.

A number of video screens displaying information on destination cities are also in place across the 14 gates, while passengers can also make use of free Wi-Fi in the terminal building.

To ensure that passengers are processed as efficiently as possible, the new Terminal 3 boasts two Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoints with space for a total of 31 lanes.

More information can be found here.

At Future Travel Experience 2012, Samuel Ingalls, Assistant Director of Aviation, Information Systems, Las Vegas McCarran International Airport, will present on ‘How McCarran’s new $2.4 billion T3 will deliver a unique passenger experience to Las Vegas visitors, whilst ensuring they spend at the airport too’.

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