IndiGo has partnered with Digi Yatra to make air travel smoother and more efficient for passengers. This collaboration introduces seamless app-to-app integration, allowing travellers to share boarding passes directly between the IndiGo and Digi Yatra apps. Using face biometric technology and offline deep linking, passengers can now enjoy a contactless, secure, and faster journey through airports. With user consent and robust privacy measures, this initiative simplifies boarding, reduces queues, and sets a new standard for digital and convenient air travel in India.
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User Consent And Data Privacy:
Travellers can share their boarding pass directly with the Digi Yatra app by selecting "Share with Digi Yatra" in the IndiGo app after web check-in. This eliminates the need to scan QR codes or upload passes digitally, reducing delays.
The process ensures that users provide consent at every step, shares only the necessary information, and maintains boarding pass integrity through offline deep linking. With no server or cloud involvement, this transaction prioritises privacy and security, following privacy-by-design principles. This streamlined method aims to make air travel faster, safer, and more convenient for IndiGo passengers.
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Benefits For Passengers:
The IndiGo and Digi Yatra partnership streamlines the check-in and boarding process, helping passengers avoid long queues and enjoy a faster airport experience. This convenience reduces stress and uncertainty, improving the overall journey.
Facial biometric technology enables passengers to pass through security and boarding gates using a simple facial scan, removing the need for physical documents. The biometric verification minimises human intervention, ensures accuracy, and reduces the risk of delays or errors.
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A Step Toward Digital Transformation:
This partnership reflects a broader shift in the Indian aviation industry. As digitisation grows, traditional paper-based processes are becoming outdated. Biometric verification, digital IDs, and automation are paving the way for more efficient and contactless airport interactions.
Looking ahead, other Indian airlines are likely to follow IndiGo's lead, adopting similar technologies to enhance passenger journeys. This digital transition benefits travellers while improving operational efficiency for airlines and airports, setting the stage for a seamless, modern travel experience.
