Sharjah Airport has launched a new Home Check-In service, designed to make travel smoother and more convenient for passengers.
The service allows travellers to complete all check-in procedures from home, including getting their boarding pass and having their luggage collected so they can go straight to passport control when they arrive at the airport.
It can be booked through Sharjah Airport’s website, by calling 800-745-424, or via the “SHJ Home Check-In” mobile app. Bookings must be made at least eight hours before departure.
The service is currently available in selected areas within Sharjah city and offers three packages based on the number of bags: Coral for AED 145 (up to 2 bags), Silver for AED 165 (3 to 4 bags) and Gold for AED 185 (up to 6 bags).
Extra bags cost AED 20 each, subject to airline policies.
Sharjah Airport says the new service aims to save passengers time and enhance their travel experience, especially during busy travel periods.
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