The iris fingerprint is considered one of the modern technologies used in the entry and exit processes at airports, and it has been applied in a number of Arab airports, including King Fahd International Airport and UAE airports. This technology is considered innovative and effective in facilitating and accelerating travel and entry into the host country. In this article, we will take a closer look at the application of iris fingerprinting in Arab airports and its benefits.
How to do an iris fingerprint at airports:
Iris fingerprinting is applied at airports through biometric technology, where the iris fingerprint is read and analyzed using special sensors.
When the traveler arrives at the entry point, an iris fingerprint is requested from him to verify his identity and register his entry into the country.
Benefits of iris fingerprinting at airports:
Speeding up processes: Iris fingerprint speeds up entry and exit processes at airports, as identity verification does not require complex procedures or a long time.
Increased security: The iris fingerprint contributes to increasing the level of security at airports, as the identity of each traveler is verified accurately and immediately.
Reducing congestion: Thanks to iris scanning, congestion at entry points can be reduced and long waits can be avoided, making the travel experience more comfortable and smooth.
Travelers’ experience with iris fingerprint:
Most travelers consider the experience of using iris fingerprint positive, as they see it as a convenient and effective way to facilitate the entry process into the country.
Iris recognition represents a welcome technological development in the travel industry, and has been very well received by travelers and air authorities alike.
Conclusion:
Iris fingerprinting is an innovative and effective technology in facilitating and accelerating entry and exit processes from airports. It has proven its effectiveness in several Arab airports, including King Fahd International Airport and UAE airports. This technology constitutes a positive step towards improving the travel experience and increasing its safety, and it is expected that its application will continue and expand in the future to include more airports around the world.
