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AMS celebrates 10th anniversary of iris recognition programme
Amsterdam Schiphol has celebrated the 10th anniversary of its Privium registered traveller programme, which is based on iris recognition technology. Read full article »
Gatwick’s new security area to reduce passenger processing times by 25%
Gatwick Airport has launched its new state-of-the-art South Terminal Security product, which allows for all passengers to be processed in under five minutes. Read full article »
Airport Passenger Panel to focus on improving passenger experience at Gatwick
Gatwick Airport has put together a panel of independent experts to focus specifically on enhancing the passenger experience.
‘Virtual assistants’ simplify security and improve passenger experience
In an innovative move to simplify the airport security process and enhance the passenger experience, a number of UK airports have introduced ‘virtual assistants’.
Ukrainian airport aims for 60-second passenger processing
Kharkiv Airport has revealed that passenger servicing will be reduced to just one minute as it prepares for an increase in traffic during Euro 2012 next summer.
TSA tests ‘behaviour detection’ approach to security
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is trialling a new ‘behaviour detection’ approach to security screening at Boston Logan Airport.
Amsterdam to introduce new e-gates
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is to introduce a new biometric-based automated border control system to expedite passenger processing during peak periods.
London Heathrow set to roll-out facial recognition security checks
Following a successful trial, BAA will introduce 82 facial recognition scanners at London Heathrow Airport to increase security at the airport.
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TSA announces passenger screening pilot
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is to undertake a pilot programme aimed at expediting passenger screening for trusted travellers in the US.
IATA unveils Checkpoint of the Future
IATA has unveiled the first mock-up of the Checkpoint of the Future concept, which is designed to enhance security and passenger processing.
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