Digi Yatra Trial Begins at 8 International Airports from 1 November 2026: Entry by Face Recognition, Which Flights Benefit First
For air travellers, a Digi Yatra trial began on 1 November at eight international airports in the country. Initially it is for passengers on select international flights of Air India and IndiGo. Face recognition is expected to speed up airport entry and security checks.
What Is Digi Yatra
Digi Yatra is a system in which a passenger is identified through face recognition at various airport checkpoints. It reduces the need to show tickets and ID repeatedly.
Who Benefits
- The trial is at eight international airports.
- Initially passengers on select international flights of Air India and IndiGo.
- The scope may expand later.
What Is the Benefit
Queues at the airport may shorten, and time is expected to be saved at entry and security checks.
Tips for Passengers
- Ask your airline whether the facility is available on your flight and airport.
- Understand the registration process through the Digi Yatra app or an official channel.
- Still carry your passport, ticket and necessary documents.
Please Note
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How many airports have the trial?
Eight international airports.
Which airlines?
Select international flights of Air India and IndiGo at first.
Are documents still needed?
Yes, carry your passport and ticket.
Note: This information is written in our own words from various news reports and public notices, as of 1 November 2026. Prices and rules may differ by city, state and bank. It is not investment, legal or medical advice. For final information, check the official website of the department or company concerned. Emitrawala.com is not a government website.
