The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is working on a game-changing digital travel pass that could replace boarding passes and check-ins with facial recognition by 2028. Here's everything you need to know about this futuristic upgrade.
Thailand’s Airports of Thailand (AOT) is rolling out a biometric identification system across six major airports, promising faster check-ins and seamless travel. Passengers can register easily at check-in counters or self-service kiosks, reducing wait times and enhancing the travel experience.
Digi Yatra introduces the d-KYC Campaign, reinforcing its commitment to privacy by using cutting-edge biometric technology for seamless air travel. With 6.4 million users across 24 locations in India, Digi Yatra offers a secure and contactless experience without storing passenger data.
Air India has revised its check-in counter closure times for international departures from Delhi, now set at 75 minutes before flight departure. The airline will also introduce Wi-Fi on A350 flights, starting with the Delhi-London route, and enhance the passenger experience with the DigiYatra Facility for contactless and biometric-based boarding
Oman Airports has implemented new rules at Muscat International Airport, requiring passengers to be at boarding gates 40 minutes before departure starting August 4th. Check-in remains unchanged at 60 minutes.
DigiYatra, the biometric-based mobile application, is set to roll out at 14 additional airports, streamlining passenger verification and reducing congestion. Learn about its benefits and functionality.
A tech glitch turned Friday the 19th of July into a nightmare for travelers worldwide. A Microsoft Azure outage crippled check-in systems for airlines around the globe, causing long queues, delays, and even cancellations.
Etihad Airways is preparing to welcome more than 4 million passengers at Abu Dhabi International Airport during the summer season. With an upgraded online check-in system, dedicated services for pilgrims, and a range of convenient check-in options, the airline aims to provide a hassle-free and personalized travel experience.
Emirates will require most passengers departing Dubai to use mobile boarding passes instead of printed paper versions, starting from May 15. This initiative aims to reduce paper waste while providing a convenient and speedy check-in experience. Passengers can access their mobile boarding passes via email, SMS, or the Emirates App, and use them throughout their journey, from Dubai Duty Free to boarding the aircraft.
Emirates, the flagship carrier of UAE, based in Dubai is set to introduce a portable robotic check-in system, known as Sara, at airports across the country. According to the airline’s COO, Adel Al Redha, the robotic system is the first…
