Just wondered if anyone had used the Royal E-service kiosks at Suvarnabhumi to check in and get a boarding pass.

I( ROP member) will be travelling on an E-ticket with only hand luggage,and it seems a good way to avoid the queues at check-in counters.

I would be interested to hear about any experiences with these kiosks, good or bad

I haven't used the TG kiosks.

You can also use iCheck-in (OLCI:on-line check-in) to check in 2 - 24 hours before your departure:

https://www.thaiair.com/NASApp/DD_IWCI/iCheckin.jsp

I've used the UA kiosks at BKK my last three departures, they work fine.

Royal e-Check-in Primer

Hello Lomatopo.

Have used the i-check in before,but like the idea of printing out the boarding pass at the kiosk,and not having to wait in line for it at the check-in counter.

Many thanks

I would like to know if there is one air side?

So I can transfer from an Amsterdam to a Phnom Phen flight

In a hurry.

Does the 'system' automatically pick up any seat number resevations that you have pre-arranged or does it let you choose your seat while using the self service kiosk?

Does the 'system' automatically pick up any seat number resevations that you have pre-arranged or does it let you choose your seat while using the self service kiosk?

On the Thai Airways demo-video,it explains you can change your seat.Then you print out your boarding pass.

So if anyones used them,let me know how it went.

Good OR bad !!!

Anyone