Fingerprint and iris checks for air passengers...
By Andy McCue
Published: 6 December 2006 15:50 GMT
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A digital facial image is also taken, along with iris scans of both eyes (pictured). The whole process takes about five minutes and the biometric information is uploaded onto the chip of a miSense 'membership' smartcard. The card is activated 24 hours later after further background checks to verify the identity of the person.
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