The new travel assistant allows passengers to go through the airport checkpoints without physical contact thanks to facial recognition and dedicated lanes.
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
REDEFINING THE END-TO-END PASSENGER EXPERIENCE AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
The latest industry news and analysis of the use of biometrics in air transport security and facilitation, including facial recognition, iris scanning and single passenger tokens.
The new travel assistant allows passengers to go through the airport checkpoints without physical contact thanks to facial recognition and dedicated lanes.
Spirit Airlines is introducing biometric check-in which would reduce face-to-face interactions between airline staff and passengers.
A new contactless experience for passengers travelling through Beijing Capital International Airport (BCIA) is now live.
Bengaluru International Airport’s biometric-based passenger processing solution Digi Yatra is now available for AirAsia India guests on select flights.
FTE speaks to Armando Brunini, CEO SEA Milan Airports, as the operator of Malpensa and Linate airports is seeing the first signs of a recovery.
The Port of Seattle Commission is introducing new policies governing the implementation of Biometric Air Exit at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Keflavik Airport has completed a six-month pilot of YVR’s BorderXpress kiosks simulating the new EU Entry/Exit System regulations securely and efficiently.
Rome Fiumicino Airport has launched a six-month biometric-based security and self-boarding trial in partnership with Vision-Box.
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The airport has announced the start of a biometric exit programme in partnership with CBP, in which it will test three types of screening devices for selected flights.
The app will allow passengers to use their mobile devices to identify themselves with facial biometrics, without the need to show travel documents.
EASIER will deploy 128 e-gates in Los Angeles International Airport’s new Midfield Satellite Concourse and the existing Tom Bradley International Terminal.
Members of the Canada Border Service Agency’s NEXUS programme can make use of the BorderXpress kiosks, which feature facial recognition and RFID technology.
Japan Airlines has announced it will progressively implement self-service bag drops and facial recognition technology at Narita International Airport.
McCarran International Airport is set to install Collins Aerospace’s SelfPass facial recognition biometric solution at all international gates.
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