Can iris scans help slash airline boarding times?
Skift Take
During a week where U.S. and UK are obsessed with security and the government's ability to monitor it, it seems like an odd time to praise the 15- second benefits of eyeball scans.
Passengers could be using iris recognition to check in for their flights within two years following the world’s first successful trial of the technology at Gatwick Airport.
The initiative could cut up to half the time needed to get from the check-in to boarding the aircraft.
While a saving of around two minutes a person appears minimal, with Gatwick handling 55,000 passengers a day the changes co
