One-stop self-service check-in: Cathay Pacific launches self-print baggage tag service
▲Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon have launched the self-print baggage tag service starting today. (Photo/Cathay Dragon, same as below)
Travel Center / Comprehensive Report
To streamline airport check-in procedures for passengers, Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon have introduced a self-print baggage tag service at Taoyuan International Airport starting today. Passengers can use the 10 self-service kiosks (Kiosk) located in Zone 3 of Check-in Area 1 in Terminal 1 of Taoyuan Airport to print boarding passes and baggage tags. With this new service, travelers can skip the counter queue for checked baggage, making the boarding process smoother and faster.
▲Self-service check-in is more convenient.
Steps for self-printing baggage tags include: completing self-check-in and seat selection, printing the boarding pass, printing the checked baggage tag, and attaching the baggage tag, then proceeding to the baggage drop counter in Check-in Zone 3 of Cathay Pacific/Cathay Dragon for check-in. This self-service check-in and baggage tag printing process helps reduce check-in queues and saves more time.
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