A 23-page report released by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration outlines proposals to how passengers are screened before boarding and states that, among the changes, biometric technology will eventually replace passports and other forms of identifications, The New York Times reports. In the report, TSA Administrator David Pekoske said, “In addition to addressing key operational needs, implementing the Biometrics Roadmap will secure TSA’s position as a global leader in aviation security and advance global transportation security standards.” (Registration may be required to access this story.)
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