Dubai: Dubai International Airport (DXB) has launched the world's first AI-powered passenger corridor, allowing travelers to bypass traditional passport controls completely.
The innovative system can process up to 10 passengers simultaneously, complete immigration procedures in seconds, and mark a major leap with smart travel.
Video clips to share Arabic daily Alkhaleej It shows travelers walking along the corridors, walking along the red carbonated corridors without presenting their passport or boarding pass. The system significantly reduces latency and eliminates queues.
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Lieutenant General Mohammed Ahmed Al Mali, Director of Identity and Foreign Affairs, described the corridor as a “quantum leap” of airport operations.
Almari emphasized that DXB, the busiest airport in the world with its 11th consecutive international flights, is more than just a transport hub. “It's a vibrant gateway, a showcase for the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with millions of travel continuing to begin across the continent,” he said.
The AI-powered corridor automatically recognizes passenger data before arriving at the immigration site. Irregularity in travel documents will immediately flag them for expert reviews, ensuring both security and efficiency. By doubling the processing power, the system promotes what authorities call “endless travel.”
Passengers are celebrating innovations to change the airport experience. In an interview with AlkhaleejSyrian traveler Mohammed Armour called the process “easy and unique,” while Canadian traveler Mahmoud Baru said the corridors in Dubai outperform similar systems in London Heathrow and New York JFK in both speed and convenience.
Ali Abdullah Al Sirawi, chairman of the lounge group and a member of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Alkhaleej The lane is that it can process 10 passengers in less than 14 seconds without a passport or boarding pass. This is unparalleled efficiency at major international airports.
