Delta adds facial recognition kiosks at Twin Cities airport
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June 21, 2017
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Delta Air Lines says it is the first U.S. airline to use facial recognition technology to speed the process of checking baggage.
Four self-serve kiosks for checking bags debuted Monday at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, including one that uses facial recognition technology to match travelers with their passport photos.
The new kiosks are only for checking bags and don't replace security lines, airport spokesman Patrick Hogan said.
Travelers use their boarding passes to print check-in tags for their bags at the self-serve kiosks. Those with a passport can use the...
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