Airlines Adopt Safety Measures To Keep Passenger Healthy And Resume Flight

Airlines have cancelled the majority of flights around the world in recent months as they were hard to deal with both a drastic decline in travel demand and government restrictions. Nowadays, some international flights are planning to resume as they are ready to provide safe measures to keep travelers healthy.  

It is reported that Emirates became the first airline to conduct on-site rapid COVID-19 tests for passengers before they depart from its Dubai (DXB) hub. The quick blood test was conducted by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) and results were available within 10 minutes. Once tested, passengers can obtain a certificate with the results to enable them successfully enter the countries who require it for entry.

In addition, they prepare safety measures like free hygiene kits and protective barriers at check-in desks. The airport team will dressed in personal protective equipment (PPE) to remind passenger wear mask, keep physical distance, verify identity and detect body temperature.

However, mutual contact between passenger and airport team will still exist certain risk. Is there any effective and safe kiosk to help airport team automatically detect person temperature and make identification?

The facial recognition temperature kiosk and multi-person dynamic temperature screening kiosk made by Telpo could make it out. No matter in check-in, customs, boarding, transfer and other areas, those devices can automatically detect passenger’s forehead temperature, judge mask wearing condition, verify identity, and upload the data to the platform synchronously as so to facilitate airlines to master airport health status and ensure resume flight.

In order to satisfy different counties’ language habit, Telpo temperature screening kiosk can support above 26 languages voice broadcast and even customized language. And there are six brackets for selection, making it flexibly to be installed at every part of the airport.