Idemia biometric immigration system deployed to Singapore’s new Seletar Airport
An Idemia automated immigration system with biometric technology has been implemented at Singapore’s new Seletar Airport, following its installation at…
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Clear biometric tech deployed at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport
Clear members traveling through Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM) are now able to use the biometric identity membership platform to verify…
WTTC and World Economic Forum partner to share information and promote biometric travel
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and the World Economic Forum (WEF) have announced a collaboration and information exchanging…
Autonomous Airports Summit 2019
Autonomous Airports Summit 2019 Singapore October 15-18, 2019 World’s Leading Autonomous Airports Summit! The Autonomous Airports Summit 2019, taking place…
Norwegian Air launches biometric boarding at LAX with Vision-Box facial recognition
Biometric flight boarding with facial recognition at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) has been extended to Norwegian Air by Vision-Box,…
Australia pauses biometric boarding trial as pilots in India and Russia begin
The only operational trial of biometric facial recognition smartgates at Australia’s international airports’ arrival gates has been put on hold…
Biometric flight boarding trialed by Air France-KLM at two U.S. airports
Air France-KLM is expanding its use of biometrics with trials at John F Kennedy (JFK) International Airport and George Bush…
NEC to provide facial biometrics for customs at 6 more airports in Japan
NEC Corporation has received an order from Japan Customs for a facial recognition system to perform biometric customs checks at…
Frequent flyers in U.S. support facial recognition as airports around the world launch biometric trials
Three out of four frequent flyers in the U.S. favor the use of biometric facial recognition to identify both domestic…
New survey finds 43% support facial recognition technology in airports
This a guest post by Joe Robison, a consultant and researcher for travel search engine Reservations.com. Facial recognition technology is…
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