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The technology penetrates more and more our daily lives, and of course aviation is no exception; that is why I invite you to know the global survey carried out by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), carried out in 2025.It is a survey applied to air transport users, and in it they highlighted two points, or “trends” as they like to call now the “news”, and they are the following: the use of cell phones for travel and biometric dat…
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) published the results of its Global Passenger Survey (GPS) 2025, which reflect two key trends that are redefining the travel experience: the growing reliance on mobile phones and the accelerated adoption of digital identity. “Passengers want to manage their trips the same way they manage [...]
Survey reveals attitudes to new aviation technology
Biometrics and mobile booking emerged as the key rising trends in IATA’s latest annual Global Passenger Survey. The 2025 edition analysed 10,000 responses from passengers across 200 countries, and found that over half of travellers had reported using biometrics at some stage in their journey. 85% said that they were happy with their experience, and 74% said they were willing to share more biometric information in advance to bypass passport check…
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