Yes, that’s correct. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has started using digital identity technology to verify ID and boarding pass information at select airports. This is done by using biometric data, like facial recognition technology, which can speed up the screening process and reduce physical contact. It’s always recommended to have your physical ID and boarding pass on hand just in case, especially in airports where this technology is not in use.
At a growing list of airports, TSA PreCheck travelers no longer have to show physical IDs or boarding passes
Yes, that’s correct. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has started using digital identity technology to verify ID and boarding pass information at select airports. This is done by using biometric data, like facial recognition technology, which can speed up the screening process and reduce physical contact. It’s always recommended to have your physical ID and boarding pass on hand just in case, especially in airports where this technology is not in use.
