Leggendo dei controlli biometrici in Scandinavia, m'è tornato il mente un "kiosk" che ho avuto modo di vedere a Newark, ma non in funzione, di "Clear" su flyclear.com ecco come funziona (in inlgese)
Pagando, ovviamente, si hanno benefit quali lane riservata e accorciamento dei tempi di attesa ai controlli, tra cui LaGuardia, Newark treminale B e JFK term 1 4 e 7, oltre ad altri aeroporti in giro per il paese.
Altro grande fratello, o innovazione effettivamente utile?
In breve:
"The Clear lane is a designated lane at the security checkpoint. Clear Members must verify a fingerprint or iris image (collected during enrollment) in order to enter the lane. At the Clear lane, a Clear attendant will greet you and check your boarding pass, Clear card and government-issued photo ID. You will be asked to insert your Clear Card into the kiosk, which also verifies the fingerprint or iris image that you selected during enrollment. When everything is verified (which takes just a few seconds), you will receive a receipt indicating that you are a Clear member."
Pagando, ovviamente, si hanno benefit quali lane riservata e accorciamento dei tempi di attesa ai controlli, tra cui LaGuardia, Newark treminale B e JFK term 1 4 e 7, oltre ad altri aeroporti in giro per il paese.
Altro grande fratello, o innovazione effettivamente utile?
In breve:
"The Clear lane is a designated lane at the security checkpoint. Clear Members must verify a fingerprint or iris image (collected during enrollment) in order to enter the lane. At the Clear lane, a Clear attendant will greet you and check your boarding pass, Clear card and government-issued photo ID. You will be asked to insert your Clear Card into the kiosk, which also verifies the fingerprint or iris image that you selected during enrollment. When everything is verified (which takes just a few seconds), you will receive a receipt indicating that you are a Clear member."
