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StB Bar Coded Boarding Pass Implementation Guide Figure 69 - ICC standard defined in IATA Resolution 791 ANA has launched a new service called SKIP in September 2006. A scanner at security reads the RF enabled phone or the RF mileage card and prints a receipt containing the seat number. The passenger skips all the check-in process and can proceed directly to the gate (see fig. 68). Figure 70 - SKIP check-in process with RF card courtesy of ANA 7.2. Biometrics In this concept the boarding pass actually becomes a virtual one (see fig. 69). By identifying the passenger and matching its biometrics to the database, the boarding system will let him/her get on board or not. As biometrics is becoming popular it may be a solution in the future. 82/128 27-May-2009
Checklist and timeframe Figure 71 - Sample of Biometric Boarding Card courtesy of Bundes Druckerei 7.3. E-Passport Phasing boarding passes out in favour of a paperless process is a fascinating idea. It would simplify the business, as no boarding pass would be required at the airport any more. The e- passport could serve as a unique identifier (see fig. 70-71). However, in the absence of a detailed implementation plan and arguments to overcome regulatory hurdles to paperless travel, the e-BP is still a dream. Figure 72 - e-passport architecture courtesy of Bundes Druckerei As a matter of fact, allowing passengers through the security check point would require the security guards to connect to all the airlines’ DCS and all travellers would have to use biometrics for identification. Figure 73 - e-passport reader courtesy of Integrated Engineering 4 th edition - June 2009 - www.iata.org/stb/bcbp 83/128
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