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Air Canada launches facial recognition gates pilot at Toronto Pearson
Air Canada has started a pilot of facial recognition biometric gates at Toronto Pearson International Airport for domestic and US-bound flights. Passengers can enroll via the airline's mobile app and bypass traditional document checks when boarding.
Air Canada Pilots Facial Verification Gates at Toronto Pearson
Air Canada has launched a facial verification biometric gate pilot at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The pilot includes four gates for domestic and US-bound flights, with enrollment via the airline's mobile app.
Air Canada App Adds Biometric Gate Enrollment at Toronto Pearson Airport
Starting September 2026, Air Canada passengers can enroll via the airline’s mobile app for biometric boarding at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The pilot features four facial-verification e-gates and aims to streamline passenger processing.