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India launches DigiYatra 2.0 at 50 airports
Summary
The Ministry of Civil Aviation launched DigiYatra 2.0, extending the AI-powered, paperless, biometric boarding system to 50 airports across India, including international terminals for the first time.
Key TakeawayDigiYatra uses facial recognition and Aadhaar-linked data for seamless, paperless boarding.
Key Points
- DigiYatra 2.0 covers 50 airports including 8 international.
- Facial recognition replaces paper boarding passes.
- Linked with DigiLocker and Aadhaar for identity.
- Average boarding time reduced to 8 seconds per passenger.
Key Facts
- Airports Covered
- 50
- Boarding Time
- 8 Seconds
- International
- 8 Airports
- Launch Ministry
- MoCA
Why it matters?
Paperless, biometric boarding improves airport efficiency, reduces queues, and enhances passenger experience.