Morpho (Safran) has signed a contract with Changi Airport in Singapore to supply a solution to facilitate the passenger journey using facial recognition. This biometric control system involving self-bag drop, integrated border clearance and self-boarding gates will increase the airport's operating efficiency and improve passenger travel experience. This solution is based on MorphoPass Biometric Applicant Management System and MorphoWay automated gates to support the airport's Fast and Seamless Travel (FAST) concept for Terminal 4 which will open in 2017.
Morpho (Safran) has signed a contract with Changi Airport in Singapore to supply a solution to facilitate the passenger journey using facial recognition. This biometric control system involving self-bag drop, integrated border clearance and self-boarding gates will increase the airport's operating efficiency and improve passenger travel experience. This solution is based on MorphoPass Biometric Applicant Management System and MorphoWay automated gates to support the airport's Fast and Seamless Travel (FAST) concept for Terminal 4 which will open in 2017.
MorphoPass manages the different stages in a passenger's journey through an airport, based on biometric identification, to offer enhanced service quality all the way to boarding. The solution makes checkpoints faster and less intrusive for travelers at bag drop, airside access and passport control, as well as boarding control point.
Because of the automation and traceability of all passenger checks, MorphoPass is the ideal solution for airlines, airports, regulators and passengers. The system comprises a central system that manages the passenger identification (Applicant Management) through the various identity checks needed for authentication and identification of the passenger.
MorphoPass and the MorphoWay gates will be installed in Terminal 4 of Changi Airport. T4 is now under construction and should be ready in 2017. It offers an annual capacity of 16 million passengers. Changi, one of the world's most awarded airports, handled more than 54 million passengers in 2014.