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NEC discusses how biometrics technology allows passengers to move seamlessly through airports and offers contactless touchpoints in an age of changed travel requirements.
Etihad is trialling SITA’s facial biometrics for cabin members, allowing them to complete check-in procedures digitally via their own mobile devices.
U.S. CBP’s Diane J. Sabatino shares lessons learned from COVID-19 and how the agency is working with its partners to drive the travel industry recovery.
Lufthansa Group airlines, Lufthansa and SWISS will be the first to use a new interoperable biometric identification platform, developed by Star Alliance.
Spirit Airlines has become the first airline to launch biometric boarding, developed by Amadeus, at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
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.
Members of the Canada Border Service Agency’s NEXUS programme can make use of the BorderXpress kiosks, which feature facial recognition and RFID technology.
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Japan Airlines has announced it will progressively implement self-service bag drops and facial recognition technology at Narita International Airport.
American Airlines’ customers travelling through Dallas Fort Worth International Airport can now use facial recognition to scan and verify their identity.
Jason Van Sice, Director, NEC Advanced Recognition Systems, explores how biometric solutions are revolutionising the airport experience for all stakeholders.
To celebrate its 21st anniversary, Kuala Lumpur International Airport has launched a single token passenger journey initiative, powered by biometrics.
British Airways, Lufthansa, Delta, MWAA, BLR Airport, SITA and NEC share challenges and strategies for the successful implementation of biometrics.
Benji Hutchinson, VP Federal Operations, NEC Corporation Advanced Recognition Systems Division, explores how biometrics and AI are transforming travel.
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