Travel TechnologyBiometric pathway from check-in to boarding makes for a smoother journey.

A smarter way to fly for Thai Vietjet passengers

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Vietjet passengers flying from Bangkok to Singapore were recently checked in with the Smart Path system.
Vietjet passengers flying from Bangkok to Singapore were recently checked in with the Smart Path system.

Thai Vietjet has become the first airline to use ‘Smart Path,’ an automated biometric identification system developed by the Airport Authority of Thailand (AOT).

Vietjet passengers on flight VZ626 from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Singapore were recently checked in by the Smart Path system.

The Smart Path is an automated biometric identification system that makes use of facial recognition technology to quickly confirm a passenger's identity at various touchpoints before departure.

Smart Path passengers are only required to grant permission for the use of their identification information at the check-in counter to allow the system to collect their identification information and generate a set of data called One ID that includes their personal identification information, biometric identification, travel itinerary and travel token, which is achieved within seconds.

The One ID will be utilised for passenger identity verification during all the pre-departure processes, including pre-security screening and self-serviced boarding, without the need to present their personal identification document and boarding pass.

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