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Facial Recognition to Replace Boarding Passes at Six Thai Airports


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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.

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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 !!!!

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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.

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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.

 

 

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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.

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6 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.

I've done it several times, and even though I check in online I still must join the long queue and get all my paperwork checked, to be given a printed B Pass, which then however, is easier than trying to find it on your phone.

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2 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

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

I am sure that it is.

All of my journey's start with Bangkok Airways and I cannot remember the last time that I had check in luggage.

House to gate - 20 minutes.

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10 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

I am sure that it is.

All of my journey's start with Bangkok Airways and I cannot remember the last time that I had check in luggage.

House to gate - 20 minutes.

Incuding parking or taxi, Immigration/ passport check, security and walk to the gate?

I think not. Maybe from a small regional airport which you live next to.

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