Passengers registered under the new system no longer need to show their passport or boarding pass, from checking in to boarding the plane.
A new travel pass app that can be used to show if a person is vaccinated or has had a recent PCR test will be trialled in Dubai. It follows the recent introduction of a contactless system deployed at 122 smart gates, pictured. Courtesy: GDFRA
A passenger lines up for an iris scan. He is not required to hand over his physical passport at 122 gates within the airport
The fast-track biometric passenger journey service uses face and iris-recognition technologies
Maj Gen Mohammed Al Marri, director general of the GDRFA immigration service, speaks to media during a tour of Dubai International Airport in March
Eight Emirates Airline check-in desks have been fitted with biometric cameras
The smart gates enable passengers to complete passport control procedures between five to nine seconds
The upgrade will make the movement through smart gates smoother and faster
Passengers passing though the smart gates must lower their masks, glasses and hats then look at the camera and keep as still as possible.
154,000 travellers have used Dubai International Airport’s new biometric system, which eliminates the need to use identification documents
Passengers registered under the new system no longer need to show their passport or boarding pass, from checking in to boarding the plane.
A new travel pass app that can be used to show if a person is vaccinated or has had a recent PCR test will be trialled in Dubai. It follows the recent introduction of a contactless system deployed at 122 smart gates, pictured. Courtesy: GDFRA
A passenger lines up for an iris scan. He is not required to hand over his physical passport at 122 gates within the airport
The fast-track biometric passenger journey service uses face and iris-recognition technologies
Maj Gen Mohammed Al Marri, director general of the GDRFA immigration service, speaks to media during a tour of Dubai International Airport in March
Eight Emirates Airline check-in desks have been fitted with biometric cameras
The smart gates enable passengers to complete passport control procedures between five to nine seconds
The upgrade will make the movement through smart gates smoother and faster
Passengers passing though the smart gates must lower their masks, glasses and hats then look at the camera and keep as still as possible.
154,000 travellers have used Dubai International Airport’s new biometric system, which eliminates the need to use identification documents
Passengers registered under the new system no longer need to show their passport or boarding pass, from checking in to boarding the plane.
