Industry figures are predicting major changes in airport technology within the next two to three years, with the International Civil Aviation Organisation planning to introduce a ‘digital travel credential’ allowing passengers to upload their passport to their phones and use facial recognition for boarding. Passengers would be able to download a ‘journey pass’ instead of traditional boarding passes, streamlining the check-in process and reducing the need for physical documents. Privacy concerns will be addressed by deleting passenger data within 15 seconds of each point of contact, ensuring security and efficiency in the new system.
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US would have helped extradite Andrew Tate from Florida to UK ‘if asked’
Summary Andrew and Tristan Tate, charged with human trafficking in Romania, traveled to Florida in February 2025 after a travel ban was lifted. Florida authorities indicated they would assist the UK in extraditing the brothers, who face separate allegations of rape and sexual assault from the UK. The Tates, who deny all charges, returned to Romania after a brief stay in the US, where they attended a UFC event, and are under investigation for various...
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