Air Asia Self Check-In

Online check-ins and self check-in machines might have been around for a while, but not a lot of people actually use the system, usually because they don't know how. Having flown on 4 Air Asia flights in the past 1 1/2 weeks, the self check-in system saved us a lot of time. To help you get to your departure gate faster, we put together the below step by step guide for you.

Air Asia Check in using mobile phone
Air Asia Check in using mobile phone
Paperless iPhone Option

Step 1
Download the Air Asia iPhone app

Step 2
7 days to 45 minutes before your flight go into your iPhone app and using the "Mobile Check-in" tab, "check-in" using your booking number and departure airport. Once you have finished the check-in process you will be sent a barcode that you can then scan when you get to the airport

Step 3
Look for the self check-in kiosks close to the Air Asia desks and scan your bar code. A boarding pass will automatically be printed out.

Step 4

Proceed to either the baggage drop desk if you have baggage to check in or the self check-in desk if you are traveling with carry on only. You must proceed to one of these two desks as they need to verify your documents and stamp your ticket to show that they have done so

Step 5
You are all done and feeling pretty good about skipping the long lineup you would have otherwise been stuck in.

Air Asia Check-in using paper print out
Air Asia Check-in Paper Print out Option
Paper Print out option

Step 1
Print out your e-ticket at home

Step 2
Look for the self check-in kiosks close to the Air Asia desks, and scan the bar code on your print out. Once you are finished the self check-in process a boarding pass will be printed.

Step 3
Proceed to either the baggage drop desk if you have baggage to check in or the self check-in desk if you are traveling with carry on only. You must proceed to one of these two desks as they need to varify your documents and stamp your ticket to show that they have done so

Step 4
You are all done and feeling pretty good about skipping the long lineup you would have otherwise been stuck in.

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