Passengers travelling through the Kolkata airport will now be able to check in for their flights and board planes with facial recognition technology as DigiYatra was rolled out here on Friday, an official said.
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport is the fourth one in the country after airports in Delhi, Bengaluru and Varanasi. These airports provide a seamless entry and embarkation process for passengers.
‘DigiYatra’ was rolled out in those three airports in the first phase in December last year.
Its main objective is to enhance passenger experience by eliminating the need for verification of ticket and ID at multiple touch points and to achieve better movement of passengers through existing infrastructure using a digital framework,” the Kolkata Airport said in a statement.
The trials of the technology started at the Kolkata airport on February 21, and till Thursday, 9,206 passengers availed the facility.
Passengers travelling through Air India, IndiGo, GoFirst, Vistara and SpiceJet will be able to use DigiYatra at the Kolkata airport, the statement said.
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