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[webfact]

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Thai airports announced plans to introduce a facial recognition system by the end of the year, effectively phasing out the need for traditional boarding passes. This cutting-edge technology will be implemented in six major airports, aiming to streamline passenger movement and enhance security processes.

 

From 1st November, domestic travellers in Thailand will experience this new system, with international passengers following on 1st December. Passengers will register their identification details during check-in, either at a staffed counter or using a self-service kiosk.

 

Upon registration, their biometric data will be linked with their travel itineraries, enabling them to navigate seamlessly from baggage drop-off to boarding gate. Each registration will apply solely to the passenger's current travel itinerary.

 

The six key airports set to adopt this system are:

 

Suvarnabhumi International Airport

Don Mueang International Airport

Chiang Mai International Airport

Mae Fah Luang/Chiang Rai International Airport

Phuket International Airport

Hat Yai International Airport

 

Kirati Kitmanawat, Director of the Airports Authority of Thailand, highlighted the potential benefits of this system amidst rising passenger numbers.

 

He reported nearly a 20% increase in airport users in September and October compared to last year, with expectations for further growth in the coming year.

 

The biometric system is designed not only to meet heightened security demands but also to enhance passenger convenience during their journey.

 

This venture aligns with global trends towards digital solutions in travel, aiming to make procedures more efficient while maintaining rigorous security standards.

 

As these airports gear up for implementation, travellers can expect a technologically advanced and smoother travel experience in Thailand.

 

The initiative promises to set a new standard in airport technology, potentially serving as a model for other airports globally, reported Bangkok Post.

 

-- 2024-10-29

 

 

 

 

[watchcat]

4 minutes ago, webfact said:

Thai airports announced plans to introduce a facial recognition system by the end of the year, effectively phasing out the need for traditional boarding passes.

 

How about make it for the 90 days reports?

[bkk6060]

How long and how often will they actually be available?  ¨System not have¨ 

Edited 2 hours ago by bkk6060

[ikke1959]

Oh my goodness...the troubles and delays are coming....no boarding passes anymore in Thailand and how about connecting flights in other airports? It is even difficult to get a proper working 90 days or address system with immigration, the Mo Prom was a disaster and there are many more examples...Thailand is not ready for high tech things yet.

Besides that what happens if many people forgot their seat and row numbers???

Edited 2 hours ago by ikke1959

[Woke to Sounds of Horking]

Who doesnt love creeping technofascism disguised as convenience 😂

 

The Borg can always deny you travel privileges based on your sociability / alignment with the narrative, whatever that narrative be.

[Denim]

1 hour ago, webfact said:

navigate seamlessly from baggage drop-off to boarding gate.

 

Somehow I forsee problems. The computers are down , no back up system to revert to old method so missed flights. But it's for your convenience and you will get to enjoy the kingdoms wonderful airports for  a few hours or days longer. Amazing Thailand.

[impulse]

How do I know where to sit on the plane if I don't have a boarding pass?  And if I sit in the wrong seat (has happened), how do the flight attendants straighten out the mess?

 

[sqwakvfr]

"Navigate seamlessly" and the Land of Smiles sometimes do not go together.  I would first upgrade the Onlline 90 Day report system. 

[Yagoda]

6 minutes ago, impulse said:

How do I know where to sit on the plane if I don't have a boarding pass?  And if I sit in the wrong seat (has happened), how do the flight attendants straighten out the mess?

 

Have them write it on a piece of paper for you?

[impulse]

1 minute ago, Yagoda said:

Have them write it on a piece of paper for you?

 

They already do.  It's called a boarding pass.

 

[Yagoda]

5 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

They already do.  It's called a boarding pass.

 

Bet ya they print one. You just wont have to show it.

[NE1]

A couple of identical twins traveling to different places on the same day should throw a spanner in the works......😀

[redwood1]

The boarding pass also shows you gate and flight numbers on connecting flights along with seat numbers......

 

So is your face going to be in every other airport in the world?

 

Boarding passes are very very helpful for air travel...

Edited 50 minutes ago by redwood1

[impulse]

3 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

Boarding passes are very very helpful for air travel...

 

Especially if you don't want them sticking your luggage tag and your seat assignment on your forehead.

 

Edited 48 minutes ago by impulse

[KannikaP]

12 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Bet ya they print one. You just wont have to show it.

Same as when you do online check in. You still have to go to the desk, where they print B Pass out.

[georgegeorgia]

1 minute ago, KannikaP said:

Same as when you do online check in. You still have to go to the desk, where they print B Pass out.

The system is now much easier thankyou !!!!

No need to object and make it difficult nor to convey that appearance !!!!

[KannikaP]

1 minute ago, georgegeorgia said:

The system is now much easier thankyou !!!!

No need to object and make it difficult nor to convey that appearance !!!!

I am not objecting, merely stating how it is.

[redwood1]

Facial Recognition to Replace Boarding Passes 

 

 

The headline says REPLACE.......The headline does not say Facial Recognition will supplement Boarding passes...

[sqwakvfr]

8 minutes ago, georgegeorgia said:

The system is now much easier thankyou !!!!

No need to object and make it difficult nor to convey that appearance !!!!

But TIT.  Sometimes things just do not work well in the Land of Smiles. 

[Bagwain]

Itinery has to be input somehow? 

[redwood1]

Hey we found another thing to fix that was not broken.....lol

 

And better yet the current boarding pass system has worked very well for decades....So thats all the more reason we need to screw around with it....

[Yagoda]

31 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

Especially if you don't want them sticking your luggage tag and your seat assignment on your forehead.

 

It works, I tape thousand B notes to my head in Thermae when the girls say "no farang".

29 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Same as when you do online check in. You still have to go to the desk, where they print B Pass out.

Which I always manage to stick somewhere and fumble for until it ends up folded in my passport. It will save ME some angst if all I have to do is show my paper...passport.

 

 

[Yagoda]

25 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

Facial Recognition to Replace Boarding Passes 

 

 

The headline says REPLACE.......The headline does not say Facial Recognition will supplement Boarding passes...

Headlines say a lot of things that arent true. Look at CNN or MSNBC

[Tropicalevo]

40 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Same as when you do online check in. You still have to go to the desk, where they print B Pass out.

I don't with Bangkok Airways.

Print out the boarding pass at home and then straight to the gate.

Security have always accepted the printed A4 version.

[KannikaP]

2 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

I don't with Bangkok Airways.

Print out the boarding pass at home and then straight to the gate.

Security have always accepted the printed A4 version.

A bit different than flying say Bkk to DXB with full luggage allowance.

[Tropicalevo]

I have always needed a physical boarding pass to prove that I have been on a flight when the air miles have not been updated.

So what happens now?

 

This is just another scam to get a big budget in the name of progress, syphon off the back-handers, run out of cash and fail to deliver until more money is available.

Remember the bomb sniffing devices anyone?