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Moving travel forward with biometric identification

Moving travel forward with biometric identification
 

The cost of the Covid-19 pandemic to the air travel industry is colossal. Since March 2020, losses have totaled more than $500 billion and new health and safety requirements have aggravated passengers. Looking to the pandemic’s eventual end and a return to a “new normal,” can the travel industry count on technology to help hasten a return to pre-Covid days?

This whitepaper by Iris ID looks at what it will take to meet travel demand, gain consumer and stakeholder buy-in while describing the successful implementation of iris recognition technology. Download it now.

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