Beginning this month guests staying at select Hyatt Hotels & Resorts in North America can check in their luggage and receive airline issued boarding passes before leaving the property for the airport.<\/p>\n
The cost of the service is US$10 per person and includes storage, transportation and check-in of up to two pieces of luggage. The service is made available through Hyatt's partnership with Baggage Airline Guest Services (B.A.G.S.), and is supervised by the Transportation Security Administration.<\/p>\n
\"Hyatt is delighted to provide another industry leading initiative to reduce hassles for travelers,\" said Matt Adams, vice president of operations for Hyatt Hotels & Resorts. \"Combined with boarding pass printing stations in lobbies, web check-in, PDA check-in and check-in\/check-out kiosks, Hyatt continues its focus on helping guests ease the burdens of travel.\"<\/p>\n
Depending on location, guests can check their luggage at the hotel up to two hours prior to flight time or as long as 24 hours before departure. Once check-in is complete at a Hyatt property, guests can head to meetings or the airport free of luggage, picking it up at baggage claim in their final destination. Hyatt's B.A.G.S. service processes the luggage through airport security screening.<\/p>\n
The service is available with travel on Airtran, American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Northwest Airlines, Song, Ted, and United Airlines. Hyatt properties in Boston, Dallas, Denver, Miami, Orlando, San Diego, Seattle and Tampa will initially offer the service. Throughout the remainder of 2006 and into 2007 additional Hyatt properties will begin to offer it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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