The International Civil Aviation Organisation plans to introduce a digital travel pass by 2028, replacing boarding passes with facial recognition. This system aims to streamline airport security ...

In both cases, passengers would not need to take out their passport or boarding pass. As things stand today, travellers are required to check in online or at the airport, input passport details ...

Today, most passengers must check in with their carrier either online or at the airport, then scan a boarding pass before they enter the plane. It can be a bit slow, especially if you’re running ...

For those getting ready for a getaway, dealing with changes at the last minute can add to the stress, so being informed about Ryanair's boarding pass policy is crucial before you head to the airport.

According to the existing rules, passengers must check-in online or at the airport after they arrive where they are issued a boarding pass with a barcode that's scanned as a passenger proceeds ...

For those getting ready for a getaway, dealing with changes at the last minute can add to the stress, so being informed about Ryanair's boarding pass policy is crucial before you head to the airport.

No need to check in, no boarding pass, and the ability to pass through airports using only their face for verification – and all within two to three years. But how realistic is the timeframe ...

Currently, air travelers are required to check in for their flight either online or once they get to the airport, where they receive a boarding pass with a barcode that is scanned at security and ...

Plane tickets were once handwritten. Soon, your face could be your boarding pass... Travelling through the airport. Photo: Getty “New airport rules will get rid of boarding passes and check in ...

If a ground-breaking proposal comes to pass, you may soon be saying bon voyage to boarding passes. In one of the most significant shake-ups to air travel in decades, the International Civil ...

No need to check in, no boarding pass, and the ability to pass through airports using only their face for verification – and all within two to three years. But how realistic is the timeframe – could ...