Abstract: An apparatus for and method of providing remote, self-service airport passenger check-in using a passenger verification provided by one or more personal identifiers, preferably a Personal Identification Number (PIN) and at least one biometric identifier. In the preferred mode, a remote check-in monitor is located in a passenger's hotel room or other convenient location. The passenger verification process requires between the personal identifier(s) and biometric identifier(s). Following passenger verification, the passenger is permitted to request a remotely printed boarding pass, remotely printed baggage claim tickets, etc. Details of the flight, such as seat selection, can also be defined or redefined from the remote site after successful passenger verification.