Delhi Airport Gets India's First Quick Drop Solution For Self-Service Baggage Drop System | How To Use This

This passenger-friendly initiative streamlines the process of baggage drop-off, significantly reducing the wait time by around 15-20 minutes.

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Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport became the first facility in India to introduce the "Quick Drop Solution" for self service bag drop, authorities said.

A video shared by the Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) showed the newly introduced state-of-the-art service for the flyers.

With this, IGIA became the first in India and the second in world -- after Toronto -- to employ this technology, a statement from DIAL said.

This quick drop solution service is available for Air India, Air India Express and IndiGo at the moment, Moneycontrol said citing the statement.

A subsidiary of the GMR Airports Infrastructure Limited, DIAL said that as many as 50 self-service bag drop units have been installed across Terminal 1 (T1) and Terminal 3 (T3) and are operational. This service ensures a smooth and efficient check-in experience for the passenger, the airport firm reportedly said.

This passenger-friendly initiative streamlines the process of baggage drop-off, significantly reducing the wait time by around 15-20 minutes, further enhancing the overall airport experience.

"With its ability to cater to up to three passengers per minute, the SBD facility can significantly reduce the overall time you invest in processing your baggage at check-in counters," DIAL said.

  • Lastly, passengers can load their baggage onto the designated belt.

  • Once all the steps are completed, the check-in baggage will be automatically transferred to the sorting area and then onto the aircraft.

Notably, flyers are not required to register separately to avail the self-service bag drop facility.

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