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As biometric technology continues to revolutionize airport security, an increasing number of airports worldwide are embracing this technology to facilitate contactless border crossings and enhance digital services. A recent article by Biometric Update digs deeper into the deployment of biometrics at prominent airports such as Curaçao International Airport, BER - Berlin Brandenburg Airport, and Aéroport Marseille Provence. Noteworthy is the long-term contract recently secured by Embross at Marseille Provence Airport, underscoring the growing significance of biometrics in the aviation industry. Learn more by clicking on the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g4fuVSTD Curacao Airport Partners (CAP) #biometrics #airports #aviation

SITA's Biometrics White Paper, ‘Face the Future’ presents how biometrics can create a smoother and safer air transport experience. https://ow.ly/q4lZ50RaCXg #Airport #Transport #SITA #Biometrics #PassengerHandling #AirportOperations #Digitalisation

More than 9.4 billion passenger footfalls are expected across global airport infrastructure in 2024. While this is good from a business perspective, some challenges await airports in terms of ensuring a secure experience for passengers. Airport security in the years to come will need the best-of-breed products and intelligent integration to accommodate so many passengers. Let us explore the key challenges that mandate the adoption of new-age security products and integrated operations. https://lnkd.in/gHyBgXQa #AirportSecurity #PassengerGrowth #AviationIndustry #SecurityChallenges #FutureofAviation #IntegratedSecurity #SecurityTech

Enabling touchless travel through the use of airport biometrics. Check out this very interesting and informative article by our own Stephen Robinson. The article delves into how airports are using biometric technology to enable a seamless passenger journey, with enhanced safety and security for travelers #airportsolutions #CAS #biometric

The New Way of Airport Security 🔒✈️ Airports worldwide are embracing biometric technology, revolutionizing the way we experience our journey from the door to the departure gate. Despite the ongoing debates around privacy and ethics, the implementation of facial recognition technology at airports is on the rise, promising a future where the dreaded lines become a thing of the past. Gone are the days when TSA PreCheck was the pinnacle of expedited travel. Major airlines such as Delta, American, and United are already leveraging facial recognition technology to streamline processes like bag drops, security screenings, and access to airport lounges, effectively halving wait times. Both the TSA and Customs & Border Protection are not far behind, deploying their technologies to facilitate quicker international arrivals and departures. Their goal? To integrate this tech across over 400 airports in the near future, making seamless travel a global standard. A study by SITA, a leading air transport IT firm, predicts that by 2026, 70% of global airlines and 90% of airports plan to invest in biometric identification technologies. What do you think about this?

Every airport has its own customer demographics (and associated adoption success rate), unique requirements, local agency policies and processes that need to be considered to fully realize the benefits that biometrics can bring to the overall travel experience. Indeed, a key ingredient to implementing a successful end-to-end biometric enabled airport is a partner who can deliver a stable platform, is hardware agnostic to provide best of breed capabilities, with a deep understanding of local policies and processes.

Biometrics holds the key to smarter digital travel SITA’s Biometrics White Paper, ‘Face the Future’ highlights how the surge in air traveler numbers places extraordinary pressure on existing and new airports, national borders, and airline resources. In short, “existing paper-based and manual travel infrastructure and legacy processes simply won’t be able to cope”. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/dRBt7-AU #AviationTalk #aviationnews #avgeek #aviation

TRAVEL BIOMETRICS: "Several senators are looking to ban most facial recognition technology at airports, a move that the U.S. Travel Association says would “undermine aviation security, delay millions of flyers [and] set TSA screening back decades.” #biometrics #ai #facialrecognition #identitymanagement #biometricsolutions #avaiation #flyers #tsa https://lnkd.in/ggJtBMGA

Biometric authentication is set to revolutionize air travel by boosting productivity and enhancing passenger experience. According to Delta’s managing director of airport experience, Greg Forbes, facial recognition technology can shave off more than a minute from the bag drop process, reducing it to just 30 seconds. Furthermore, it can also reduce the security interaction time from 25 seconds to around 10 seconds. This not only makes the passenger experience smoother but also saves airlines costs. Learn more about the potential of biometric authentication in air travel in this interesting article. #Biometrics #AirTravel #FacialRecognition #Productivity #PassengerExperience #Delta #AirportExperience #financialcycletime #theagiledashboard

FEATURE: What are early investors learning about biometrics and digital travel identities? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eMYtctV2 #Aviation #Airlines #Airports #Passengers #Transportation #Technology #AviationIndustry #AirportDesign #Travel #Technology #PTWExpoConf