Meet the passenger
at the counter —
not the queue.
Horizon Pay is the counter member of the Skyline kiosk family — a 1,200 mm self-service unit engineered for the worst lighting and the best mood. A green service LED ring tells people from across a concourse whether the kiosk is free, busy, or out of service before they even read a screen. 1,840 units deployed airside.
What's in the kiosk.
Spec sheet
- 15.6" tilt-angle display, 250 nit — glare-free at dawn and at 3 AM
- Ingenico LANE/7000 payment terminal · NFC · EMV chip · contactless
- 80 mm thermal printer · IATA BCBP-compliant boarding passes
- Green 2700 K service LED ring · readable from 30 m away
- PCI DSS · SASO ICT · IP54 environmental certification
- Right-offset payment terminal (88% of travellers are right-handed)
- 340 ms mechanical printer whisper — reassures without intruding
- 34 kg powder-coated aluminium · field-swappable service bay
Deployed for
Aviation + F&B retail (multi-deployment)
One family, four kiosks
This unit shares 84% of its parts with the rest of the Skyline kiosk family — same aluminium extrusion, same corner radius, same green service ring. The 16% that differs is what lets it belong to its environment.
Three views.
A row of three Horizon Pay units at a boarding gate — the green service ring tells a passenger from 30 m whether a kiosk is free, busy or down.
Ingenico LANE/7000 with NFC + EMV chip + contactless, offset right. 80 mm thermal printer underneath produces IATA-compliant boarding passes with a 340 ms mechanical whisper.
Passenger collecting a boarding pass at a deployed Horizon Pay unit. The tilt angle works for a tall man, a child, and a wheelchair user.
By the numbers.
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