Biometrics

It’s time to zoom out - why the future of passenger experience lies in seeing the bigger picture
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It’s time to zoom out - why the future of passenger experience lies in seeing the bigger picture
By Sponsored Content | April 4, 2018
Sponsored by Passenger Technology Solutions. Technology has been promising to make travel easier for a long time, yet for some reason it doesn’t feel like we’re there yet. Anyone who has been on a Read More
Is Delta becoming a cutting edge tech company right before our eyes?
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Is Delta becoming a cutting edge tech company right before our eyes?
By Marisa Garcia | March 29, 2018
OK, first, yes, aviation and aeronautics are technologies themselves. And Delta’s long-established MRO prowess means that the airline has applied technology to aeronautics for decades. But more rec Read More
Are these the technologies most wanted by air travelers?
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Are these the technologies most wanted by air travelers?
By Marisa Garcia | March 27, 2018
Flight information specialist, OAG, has published the results of a study of the technology preferences of more than 2,000 US travellers which reveals the future travel technologies passengers are most Read More
No one seems biometrically opposed but it's still going to take time
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No one seems biometrically opposed but it's still going to take time
By Linda Fox | March 20, 2018
Biometric technology and its use for identity checks is evolving fast for a growing number of the world's airports and airlines. A study from aviation technology specialist SITA says using the techno Read More
Miami International Airport opens wholly biometric passport screening facility
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Miami International Airport opens wholly biometric passport screening facility
By Marisa Garcia | March 8, 2018
Miami International Airport now offers wholly biometric facial recognition passport screening at its newly renovated Concourse E, which serves international arrivals. This is the first facility in the Read More
Facial scanning at airports: convenient, but is it legal?
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Facial scanning at airports: convenient, but is it legal?
By Michele McDonald | January 3, 2018
Biometric facial recognition, now in use at nine US international airports, has been met with cooperation from airlines and barely a whisper of protest from US travelers. Not having to fish around Read More
An airline perspective on 2017 and the coming year
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An airline perspective on 2017 and the coming year
By Marisa Garcia | December 21, 2017
As we get ready to wave goodbye to a busy 2017, tnooz asked Finnair chief digital officer CDO Katri Harra-Salonen to share her views on the top developments in digital for travel this year, what she l Read More
Brute forcing and ignorance in travel fraud
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Brute forcing and ignorance in travel fraud
By Martin Cowen | November 21, 2017
The latest travel fraud story to hit the UK front pages ticks the boxes required to strike fear into the heart of Middle England - Russian cybercriminals are hacking travel loyalty schemes and living Read More
Five tech developments driving meetings and events forward
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Five tech developments driving meetings and events forward
By Rosalind Mullen | November 13, 2017
Advancements in technology are moving at a cracking pace in the Meetings & Events space. Here are some trends to watch in 2018… Face-recognition for friction-less registration As event organiser Read More
iPhone X won't be the future of travel, but it will boost biometric ID adoption
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iPhone X won't be the future of travel, but it will boost biometric ID adoption
By Marisa Garcia | September 14, 2017
Apple’s latest ‘fine I’ll take out a mortgage' development, the iPhone X, introduces a number of new features, the most intriguing of which is the advanced facial recognition which will serve to unloc Read More
Airline passengers like the sound of biometrics but privacy still a concern
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Airline passengers like the sound of biometrics but privacy still a concern
By Linda Fox | June 27, 2017
Take-aways from the latest passenger survey from SITA include the increasing popularity of biometrics. The research reveals 57% would definitely use biometrics instead of a passport or boarding pas Read More
Vinci Airports looks to biometrics to improve the passenger experience
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Vinci Airports looks to biometrics to improve the passenger experience
By Marisa Garcia | June 9, 2017
Vinci Airports Extends Technology to Passengers’ Front Door and Beyond Vinci Airports plans to deploy single biometric token trials at some of its airports by the end of this year. The airport ope Read More
Finnair tests facial recognition for check-in
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Finnair tests facial recognition for check-in
By Linda Fox | May 5, 2017
Finnair is testing facial recognition technology along with airport operator Finavia and Futurice at Helsinki Airport. The trials are planned until the 23 May to see how the technology works with t Read More
The seamless travel ideal is now virtually a reality
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The seamless travel ideal is now virtually a reality
By Marisa Garcia | March 29, 2017
Seamless travel, the idea of a smooth journey from your home to your destination and back uninterrupted by multiple process and identity hurdles, is evolving from a lofty concept to a near-future real Read More
Biometrics, blockchain and future transport - key takeaways for travel from SXSW
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Biometrics, blockchain and future transport - key takeaways for travel from SXSW
By Nick Vivion | March 21, 2017
EThis year’s SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, was far more muted than recent years. The annual tech, music and film festival has become a worldwide affair, with over 30,000 official attendees taking ov Read More
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