Airport Industry Trends for 2016
International Airport Review has put together a list of, what we believe, will be the top trends in the industry in 2016…
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International Airport Review has put together a list of, what we believe, will be the top trends in the industry in 2016…
Dave Bakker, President of SITA Europe, presents a compelling case for widespread implementation of automated border control systems to ensure faster traveller processing and uncompromised security.
From arrival, through to check-in, shopping and departure gates, Helsinki Airport wants to make travelling even smoother. Vice President Heikki Koski describes how with the help of the latest technologies, the airport can understand passenger flow better and introduce new services to passengers to help them navigate and find services…
James C Cherry, President and CEO of Aéroports de Montréal and Chairman of the Board of Airports Council International – North America, explains how self-service technology is changing the way we travel.
SITA kiosks to increase passenger throughput by 60% at Jamaica borders...
In this Passenger Flow & Experience Supplement we examine the use of biometrics in today’s airports, and INTERPOL provides a fascinating article about the organisation’s I-Checkit screening solution...
Dr Nicholas Whitehead, of Engineering Consultancy Atkins, discusses how the use of biometrics can help us realise secure and seamless passenger journeys
17 September 2012 | By Human Recognition Systems
Gatwick Airport win the ‘Best Security and Immigration Experience’ award...
2 November 2011 | By Human Recognition Systems
Human Recognition Systems is delighted to announce it received the award for “Best Small Business” at the AOA Annual Awards...
19 October 2011 | By Human Recognition Systems
Gatwick Airport has become the first airport in the world to incorporate MFlow Track...
5 October 2010 | By Human Recognition Systems
Human Recognition Systems (HRS) has signed a contract with Gatwick Airport...
11 August 2010 | By Citigate Dewe Rogerson
Lanner Group, announced that Liverpool John Lennon Airport has invested in MFlow Forecast...
16 July 2009 | By Jerome M. Pender, Deputy Assistant Director, Operations Branch for the FBI Criminal Justice Information Services Division
The aviation term “desired path” refers to setting a course and then following clear guidance to reach a specific objective. This simple term seemed fitting for an article about how the FBI’s work in biometrics could also bolster aviation security. Semantics aside, whether you carry a badge, pin a pair…
1 August 2008 | By Colleen Chamberlain, AAAE Staff Vice President, Transportation Security Policy
Biometrics are coming to U.S. airports. Specifically, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) are seriously considering how to implement biometric identifier systems as part of aviation worker credentialing and access control systems at U.S. airports. In addition, the U.S. House of Representatives just…
6 February 2007 | By H. Carr-Archer, Director, International Association for Biometrics (IAFB)
Great expectations burden the biometrics industry. It’s difficult to conceive of a future for air travel in which they are not relied upon for security and passenger processing, but the timescale has been hazy. All that may soon change. The UK’s largest biometric trial was recently carried out at Heathrow,…