Summary:

Over 2.4 crore app downloads have helped India's Digi Yatra effort surpass 10 crore smooth passenger journeys. Using facial recognition technology, the biometric-based platform facilitates contactless and paperless airport transit, cutting the typical entry processing time from fifteen to five seconds. This has decreased paper usage, decreased traffic, and increased operating efficiency. Digi Yatra is currently operating at 38 airports, but it plans to grow to 65 airports, including new greenfield airports like Bhogapuram, Jewar, and Navi Mumbai. Passenger data is encrypted and kept on users' devices as part of the platform's privacy-by-design philosophy. Digi Yatra is bolstering India's leadership in digital aviation and smart mobility solutions with support for 11 languages and promises to add 11 more.

Source: IBEF

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