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With nearly all airlines saying they want to implement biometrics at their airport service centers, there's money in helping them make that happen.
Justin Dawes | 1 month ago
Though there are still some kinks to work out with biometrics, particularly regarding privacy concerns, Amadeus seems confident in the growing use of the technology.
Justin Dawes | 3 months ago
Airlines
You can imagine one major security lapse putting pressure on the gutting of self-screening. On the other hand, TSA manual screening has been rife with miscues, as well.
Dennis Schaal | 4 months ago
The use of technology in the travel industry has continued to boom in recent years, and here's a look at some of the biggest tech trends in travel.
Rashaad Jorden | 5 months ago
News Blog
Frankfurt Airport is set to expand its suite of biometric touchpoints to passengers of all airlines within the facility. Credit: Fraport The technology - SITA’s Smart Path biometric solution, powered by NEC - is already available for Lufthansa and Star Alliance Airlines passengers, which has seen over 12,000 passengers use the facilities at check-in, boarding…
Adam Stacey | 6 months ago
Tourism
Given travelers’ demand for exciting alternatives to the packed streets of tourist hotspots, India’s best kept secrets are now waiting for new stories to tell.
Amrita Ghosh | 8 months ago
Alaska Airlines is not the biggest airline in the U.S., but it appears that it’s aiming to be one of the most modern, or at least as the customer sees it.
Justin Dawes | 1 year ago
While some of the tech advances Skift featured over the years may not have lived up to expectations yet, others are poised to play an even bigger role in the travel industry in years to come. Check out this list.
Rashaad Jorden | 1 year ago
Travel technology has been turned on its head over the past couple of years. Just about every major trend listed was caused, directly or indirectly, by issues related to the pandemic.
By acquiring Argentinan vendor Whyline, Clear is doubling down on technology that allows travelers to reserve a spot in line when they check in for their flight. This "virtual queueing" tech could be used outside of airports, too, such as at attraction parks, in conference venues, and on cruise ships.
Sean O'Neill | 2 years ago