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市場調查報告書
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機場自助服務站市場-成長,趨勢,預測(2020年∼2025年)Airport Kiosk Market - Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts (2022 - 2027) |
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機場自助服務站市場在預測期間內預計將記錄4%以上的年複合成長率。由於國家和機場管理者的航空旅客運輸及機場基本設備的投資增加,自助報到機和隨身行李托運站等為首,對機場自助服務站的需求高漲。還有機場的數位化及自助服務化的趨勢,提高使用者的操作性和便利性,也提高更先進的自助服務站的安裝需求。 由於自助服務站導入生物識別系統等科技提高旅客處理能力,在預測期間內預計機場自助服務站市場成長。
本報告提供市場調查,市場概要,各市場成長要素及阻礙因素分析,各零件、各類型、各地區的市場規模的變化與預測,競爭情形,主要企業的簡介,市場機會等全面性資訊。
The airport kiosk market is anticipated to register a CAGR of more than 4% during the forecast period.
With the growth in international passenger traffic across the world, the need to quicken the immigration process at the airports is generating demand for automated passport control kiosks. Currently, more than 40 airports in the United States, including major airports, like Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD), and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), among others, are installed with these systems. In addition to this, the airports are installing sophisticated biometric-enabled kiosks that will drastically reduce passenger wait times and enhance operations of customs and border management. For instance, in 2017, Hermes Airports, the operator of Larnaca International Airport (LCA) and Paphos International Airport (PFO) partnered with Innovative Travel Solutions (Vancouver International Airport) to deploy biometric kiosks at the immigration areas. As of July 2018, 74 BorderXpress kiosks were installed at LCA and PFO. This resulted in a reduction in passenger wait times by around 60% and ensured an over 50% increase in operating efficiency and space savings of the airports. Due to this advantage, airports around the world are incorporating these technology kiosks, which driving the rapid growth of the segment in the coming future.
Various countries in the Asia-Pacific region like China, India, Japan, Thailand, and Indonesia are currently transforming into major aviation hubs in the region. With the increasing investments in new airport construction, terminal expansion, and adoption of automated systems to cater to the growing air passenger traffic are propelling the demand for installation of new generation kiosks. India plans to construct around 100 more airports in the country with a planned investment of USD 56 billion by 2035, whereas, China is planning to construct about 220 new airports over the next 15 years, to have a total of 450 airports by 2035. Along with such robust construction plans, the airports are rapidly investing in technologies to enhance the efficiency of airport operations and passenger experience. Earlier, in November 2018, Bangalore International Airport deployed 16 fully automated Self Bag Drop machines designed by Materna IPS to accelerate the baggage transaction and reduce check-in queues, which is followed by Rajiv Gandhi International Airport that launched the Self Bag Drop (SBD) facility in January 2020. Similarly, Elenium Automation and Avalon Airport entered into a partnership in February 2020 to replace the manual check-in desks with self-service and automation technology in the terminal. The aforementioned factors are anticipated to propel the Asia-Pacific airport kiosk market with the highest growth during the forecast period.
Some of the prominent players in the airport kiosk market are SITA, Innovative Travel Solutions (Vancouver International Airport), Materna IPS GmbH, Collins Aerospace, and Elenium Automation Pty Ltd. Among these prominent players, SITA, Materna IPS GmbH, and Innovative Travel Solutions have a higher share compared to others due to their international brand value and partnerships to provide solutions and services to some of the major airport operators and airlines. Innovative Travel Solutions installed 110 kiosks in 2019 at seven airports and launched a six months pilot program at the Keflavik International Airport (KEF) in Iceland with four BorderXpress kiosks. Similarly, in late 2019, SITA announced to install its Scan&Fly self-service bag drop at 18 airports across five countries in the Americas. Development of new kiosks with multiple features, like easy check-in, print bag tags, and allowing passengers to purchase additional services and contactless payment devices, among others, will help the companies secure new contracts.