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1.	Airports Authority of India approved a facial recognition technology under the 'DigiYatra' scheme for this citi's Airport.
Answer» Airports Authority of India (AAI) said that Chennai Airport will be soon getting facial recognition technology under the 'DigiYatra' scheme which will soon be implemented by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. This technology will capture the image of a passenger and scan the ticket so that there is no need for the passengers to wait in queues at the entrance. Also if someone who travels with a fake ticket or with the boarding card of another the system will find out immediately and won't allow the passenger. It also ensures better security for the airport.

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