McCarran International Airport in
June 2018 Edition
Las Vegas was an early convert, with
SITA’s automated passport control
kiosks going live in early 2015.
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With an average transaction
time of just 90 seconds, wait
times for users of SITA APC
kiosks are reduced by up to
60%.
In mid-2017, using SITA’s tech-
(Roel Hellemons, General Manager Strategic Planning & Development, and Kevin
Morgan, Business Development Manager at Brisbane Airport explain how working
with SITA they could add biometrics into their existing check-in and boarding process
to create a secure and seamless passenger journey, based on a single facial scan. Now
with SITA Smart Path, passengers at Brisbane Airport can board their flights with a
single glance at a camera, no more tickets to scan no more passport to show, and it
is all based on a simple enrollment process that takes less than a minute, hear what
passengers have to say about the new process.)
SITA APC kiosks are now a regular feature
at airports – including Boston, JFK New
York, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Or-
lando, Philadelphia, San Diego and Tam-
pa.
nology, Miami International
Airport also became the first
airport in the world to bring
the convenience of mobile
passport control int o its own
airport app.
It means that US citizens and Canadian vis-
itors arriving into Miami can use the app to
submit details to CBP, and simply receive a
barcode on the phone to present for faster
clearance upon arrival in the US.
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