Check Out at the Check In

Mission
Check Out at the Check In
	Tommy Vercetti getting his instructions from Mr. Black on a payphone.; Tommy Vercetti getting his instructions from Mr. Black on a payphone.
Game	GTA Vice City
For	Mr. Black
Target	Take the businessman's briefcase to Ammu-Nation, Downtown
Location	Escobar International Airport, Vice City
Fail	Death of Tommy Vercetti; Arrest of Tommy Vercetti; Death of the Woman; Being spotted by the Patrol Invest Group
Reward	$8,000
Unlocks	Loose Ends (after completing The Shootist)
Unlocked by	Autocide; Shakedown
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Check Out at the Check In is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City given to protagonist Tommy Vercetti by Mr. Black from a payphone inside the terminal of Escobar International Airport, Vice City.

Mission

Tommy Vercetti goes to a payphone inside the Escobar International Airport terminal, and Mr. Black informs he has left him a sniper rifle to assassinate a businessman with a briefcase. To help him, he tells him there is a woman standing above the check in desk who is going to speak with the man. Afterwards Tommy waits until the conversation is over, and kills the businessman and retrieves his briefcase (also receiving a 2-star wanted level in the process). He then takes it to the Downtown Ammu-Nation as instructed.

Script

Mr. Black: Time to fry bigger fish, Mr. Teal. There's a rifle in the foilage to your right. Watch the woman standing on the balcony above the check-in desk. She will walk through the crowd and ask someone the time. You must kill that person, retrieve his case and take it to the location taped under the phone.

Reward

The reward for completing this mission is $8,000 and the mission Loose Ends is unlocked, if the mission The Shootist is also completed.

Trivia

Three unique black painted Admirals that are also super-heavy until the mission ends are available for the player to steal in this mission. Although the doors are locked, setting the car on fire using a Flamethrower or Molotov Cocktail will make the people inside run out, leaving the doors open.