Even as the recently introduced biometrics-based service at India’s airports sees some teething troubles, adopters are growing like few government services have.
Jyotiraditya Scindia explains how the technology that will be piloted in Varanasi and Bengaluru in the first phase, can change air travel experience forever.
The Airports Authority of India’s planned exit from four metro airports and its privatisation drive has raised concerns about ‘private monopoly’. But the government is clear: monetise public assets.
