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Emirates Invests in Facial Recognition Technology Across Dubai International

Suhani Joshi
Last updated: 5 November 2025 08:54
By Suhani Joshi
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Emirates invests in facial recgonition at Dubai airport
Emirates biometric check-in © Emirates
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Emirates has invested AED 85 million (around $23 million) to install more than 200 biometrics-enabled cameras across Terminal 3 of the Dubai International Airport (DXB).

This will allow customers to pass through Check-In, Immigration, Boarding Gates, Lounges and board the aircraft, hassle-free.

Emirates invests heavily on the DXB
Emirates’ investment on the DXB © Emirates

Hassle-free experience at DXB

With the installation of these biometric-enabled cameras, the need to take out a passport at the boarding gate will be eliminated.

This initiative is a collaboration between Emirates and the General Directorate of Identity and Foreign Affairs Subai (GDRFAD), which reduces processing time.

Adel al Redha, Emirates’ Deputy President and Chief Operating Officer, said,” With our latest Biometrics Path development, Emirates has invested in further innovations to enhance the customer travel experience, providing remarkable speed, efficiency, and accuracy at Terminal 3 in Dubai International Airport. Since 2017, we have been working in collaboration with the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs – Dubai to upgrade our equipment and implement the latest technologies, ensuring that our customers enjoy a world-class, seamless journey.” 

In addition to this, H.E. Lieutant General Mohommed Ahmed Al Marri, Director General of the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs, said, “At GDRFA Dubai, innovation has long been part of our DNA and a cornerstone of our services. Over the years, we have integrated artificial intelligence and biometric technologies to make travel through Dubai faster, safer, and more intuitive. Our partnership with Emirates continues this path of excellence, reflecting the spirit of collaboration that defines Dubai’s government and private sectors. Together, we are shaping a seamless travel experience that embodies reputation of the United Arab Emirates in general, and Dubai in particular, for efficiency, hospitality, and digital governance.”

Emirates invests in facila recognition at DUbai airport for faster checkins
Emirates in facial recognition for check-in at Dubai airport © Emirates

How Emirates Customers can use Biometrics at DXB

Step 1: Register 

Customers need to register themselves through the Emirates app or in person at the check-in desks at DXB.

In addition to this, customers must be 18 years or above to register.

Step 2: Enjoy a biometric check-in 

After the check-in, Customers will be able to have a hassle-free experience whenever they fly from Dubai or when transferring to another Emirates flight.

With these easy steps, customers will be able to have a smooth experience without having to take their documents and passport out at every step of the way.

Are you excited for this new biometrics-enabled camera installation? Let us know in the comments below!

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