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PolicyOctober 29, 2026, 04:15

IATA: 78% of travelers would share biometrics to skip passport checks

An IATA survey found 78% of passengers would share biometric data to avoid showing a passport or boarding pass at airports, and 87% are satisfied with the experience. 84% are interested in a digital passport for online check-in, though 59% worry about data breaches. IATA awarded its first One ID certifications to Hong Kong airport and Air New Zealand.

IATA: 78% of travelers would share biometrics to skip passport checks
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