Airlines And Airports See More Contactless Potential

June 13, 2022
Diehl Aviation touchless technology in aircraft
Diehl Aviation sees strong market potential for touchless solutions.
Credit: Diehl Aviation Concept
As demand for air travel returns, those passengers taking their first flights since before COVID-19 may notice many differences in their airport and onboard experience. That includes an increase in the use of contactless technologies, everywhere from border control to aircraft lavatories. While...

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