Delta Airlines Rolling Out Facial Recognition In Atlanta Airport

The airline is testing new technology at Hartsfield Jackson Airport in Atlanta, in partnership with the TSA, to reduce wait times at security checkpoints. The system compares passport and visa photos with live photos, and files are destroyed immediately to enhance security against cyber threats.

Where is the new technology being tested by the airline?

• Hartsfield Jackson Airport

• O'Hare International Airport

• Los Angeles International Airport

• John F. Kennedy Airport

What is the main goal of the new technology in partnership with the TSA?

• To increase flight frequency

• To improve in-flight services

• To enhance baggage handling

• To reduce wait times at security checkpoints

How does the new system enhance security?

• By storing passenger data indefinitely

• By comparing live photos with a federal database

• By using facial recognition for boarding

• By scanning fingerprints

What happens to the files after the live photo comparison?

• They are stored for future reference

• They are sent to the passengers

• They are shared with other airlines

• They are immediately destroyed

What is the purpose of destroying the files after comparison?

• To improve system speed

• To enhance security against cyber threats

• To comply with international regulations

• To save storage space