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Airport Passenger Flow Sankey
How departing passengers move through an airport: check-in channels, security lanes and on to domestic and international gates.
Drawing diagram…
What this diagram shows
- Most passengers now check in online or at kiosks
- Digital ID entry lanes speed up security
- International passengers also pass immigration
Prompt used
Sankey of 10,000 departing passengers at an airport: check-in via online, kiosk or counter, then security through regular lanes or digital ID (DigiYatra) lanes, then to domestic gates or through emigration to international gates.
Mermaid code
sankey-beta Online Check-in,Security,5200 Kiosk Check-in,Security,2300 Counter Check-in,Security,2500 Security,Regular Lanes,6000 Security,Digital ID Lanes,4000 Regular Lanes,Domestic Gates,4200 Regular Lanes,Emigration,1800 Digital ID Lanes,Domestic Gates,4000 Emigration,International Gates,1800
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