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Introduction Travel is surging globally and is expected to boom in 2023. According to new data from the UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), more than 900 million passengers travelled internationally in 2022, doubling the figure recorded for 2021. With this rapid resurgence in international travel, the burden of securing each of those borders has become mission critical. New developments and …
Introduction Borders can be quite stressful, especially if you are planning to travel to Europe as a non-European. Crossing the border will get more complicated over the next year when a new regulation, EES or European Entry/Exit System comes into fruition at the end of 2023. In December 2017, the European Commission adopted the proposal for an EES as part …
Introduction The thought of misplacing your luggage is a constant nightmare that affects millions of airline passengers every year. The frustration for passengers is understandable, given the hundreds of dollars in expenses and time. According to RFiD Discovery, 22.7 million bags were lost in 2017, costing the industry $2.3 billion. With a solid and robust baggage tracking solution, mishandled luggage …
Introduction Common use self-service standards (CUSS) have quickly become an integral component within the airline and travel industries, providing ease of access for customers, reducing hardware and maintenance costs while allowing airports to make better use of real estate. CUSS is of paramount significance for the aviation sector because it supports the optimization of passenger processes using shared technologies typically …
Introduction: Biometric technology is rapidly gaining momentum at airports worldwide. Today, the technology has been adopted as a solidified solution and due to its uniqueness, provides a wide range of services – fingerprint locking systems, biometric attendance machines, and facial recognition access control systems are just a few examples. As a result, airlines, airport operators, and government entities are implementing …
