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Fiumicino to use Sunrai, the optical reader for documents

Rome, Italy - They may replace check-in servicemen in a short time

Sunrai, the biometric reader for passport control, will work at the International Airport of Rome-Fiumicino departing from July 15. An inner database will confirm information got by reading passenger’s data passed through X-rays. Such system is expected to speed a lot departing and arriving lines at check-in and will allow a fast control with Police Elaboration Centre’s data. In a short time check-in emp...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 123599
Rome, Italy, 07/11/2005 17:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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