Top Airport Kiosk Companies

Global Airport Kiosk Market size was valued at USD 2.91 Billion in 2024 and is poised to grow from USD 3.13 Billion in 2025 to USD 5.62 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 7.6% in the forecast period (2026–2033).

The global airport kiosk industry is a vibrant competitive market where top players in the industry include NCR Corporation, Diebold Nixdorf, and young startups vying for dominance based on innovation and strategic partnerships. NCR Corporation is highly acclaimed for its breakthrough self-service solutions, continuously innovating kiosk systems to make them easily scalable into existing airport infrastructures and hence forming lasting relationships with airports worldwide. Diebold Nixdorf leverages its extensive experience in automated banking and retail to design airport kiosks with an ease-of-use interface and security features robust enough to convince airport authorities of their security requirements, keeping in mind the security requirements of these authorities. Start-up players are providing solution-specific solutions, such as AI-powered kiosks to carry out predictive analysis, to allow airports to forecast passenger travel and allocate resources in an optimal manner. Partnerships between technology firms and airport authorities are increasingly becoming crucial, enabling the mutual creation of holistic systems to drive operational efficiencies and cater to the changing needs of passengers. 'SITA', 'Amadeus IT Group SA', 'NCR Corporation', 'Fujitsu Ltd', 'Diebold Nixdorf', 'Embross', 'Materna IPS GmbH', 'Collins Aerospace', 'Toshiba Tec Corporation', 'Advantech Co. Ltd.', 'Elenium Automation Pty Ltd', 'Innovative Travel Solutions', 'KIOSK Information Systems', 'Olea Kiosks Inc.', 'Phoenix Kiosk, Inc.'

International air travel is changing airport operations with the increase. ICAO registered a 47% increase in passengers to 3.6 billion in 2022 that is stimulating investments in kiosks to operate efficiently. Dubai Airports installed 120 biometric kiosks in 2023, speeding up check-ins and offering better experience. Governments everywhere are looking to automation to address changing demands.

Short-Term: Airports are heavily investing more IT budgets into upgrading infrastructure. Aviation Week Network reported that 93% of airports anticipated greater IT budgets in 2023 than in 2022, demonstrating an acceleration towards digitalization. The evolution propels the accelerated adoption of self-service kiosks, incorporating next-generation technologies to advance passenger processing and business efficiency.

North America leads the airport kiosk market owing to robust technological infrastructure, high investments in self-service solutions, and high volumes of air passengers. The U.S. is in the lead with ongoing innovation and extensive use of biometric and cloud-based technology. Encouraging government support also boosts the region's strength in airport automation.