The Department of Immigration and Border Protection will use biometric data to clear passengers arriving at Australia’s international airports.
Redefining the end-to-end passenger experience | Independent news and events
Redefining the end-to-end passenger experience | Independent news and events
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection will use biometric data to clear passengers arriving at Australia’s international airports.
The two new initiatives, which make use of biometric technology and automated border control gates, will be launched immediately.
The new self-service solution for families travelling together is being tested by New Zealand Customs at departures at Christchurch Airport.
The airport, which serves the Caribbean island of Saint Martin, has employed biometric-enabled e-gates to enhance passenger flow and security.
New biometric data activation centres have been opened at Hamad International Airport to encourage expatriates to register to use e-gates.
From self-service bag drop to a single passenger token, Hamad International Airport is embracing new technology to create a seamless “smart airport”.
Passengers from the European Union arriving at Naples International Airport can now make use of e-gates to speed up the border control process.
Viracopos International Airport has implemented automated border control e-gates to create a more seamless and secure passenger experience.
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The latest generation SmartGates will help to expedite the departures process for international travellers, and replace the previous two-step system.
Ten additional facial recognition-enabled e-gates have been installed at Prague Airport as part of the Czech Border Police’s EasyGo project.
FTE explores how facial, iris and fingerprint biometric technology is being used at airports in the US, EU, Australia and Singapore to expedite and secure passenger processing.
Bangalore International Airport Limited has partnered with Kaba to explore the benefits of e-gates at the entrance to the domestic security area.
KLM, Schiphol Group, the Aruba Government and Vision-Box discuss the vast potential of the groundbreaking, biometric-based Aruba Happy Flow project.
The installation of 92 SmartGates at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Gold Coast, Cairns and Darwin airports will commence this summer.
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