No more boarding passes? Check-ins may soon be history — Digital travel passes on the cards
The International Civil Aviation Organisation plans to introduce a digital travel pass by 2028, replacing boarding passes with facial recognition. This system aims to streamline airport security, reduce wait times, and provide real-time flight updates. While privacy concerns and infrastructure upgrades are challenges, the initiative promises a more efficient and enhanced travel experience for passengers globally.
The International Civil Aviation Organisation plans to introduce a digital travel pass by 2028, replacing boarding passes with facial recognition. This system aims to streamline airport security, reduce wait times, and provide real-time flight updates. While privacy concerns and infrastructure upgrades are challenges, the initiative promises a more efficient and enhanced travel experience for passengers globally.
