Delhi: A seamless travel experience has been introduced at 3 major airports in India that will entail hassle free and digitalized boarding process. The Civil Aviation Ministry has introduced ‘Digi Yatra’ policy and the same has been inaugurated by Jyotiraditya Scindia on Thursday at Delhi, Varanasi and Bengaluru airport. It will further be implemented across other airports in a phased manner by next year.
Civil Aviation Minister @JM_Scindia inaugurates #DigiYatra facility at IGI Airport, New Delhi.
DIGIYATRA provides facility of contactless processing of passengers on the basis of face recognition technology.@MoCA_GoI pic.twitter.com/hR9cOTL00p
— All India Radio News (@airnewsalerts) December 1, 2022
Digi Yatra seeks to provide seamless, paperless and hassle-free experience for passengers across all checkpoints at all Indian airports.
Digi Yatra – Digital processing of passengers at the airports. Passengers will be automatically processed based on facial recognition system at check points like; Entry point check, Entry in to Security Check, Aircraft Boarding, Additionally this will also facilitate self-Bag Drop and Check-in, using facial recognition to identify pax and data recall. Digi Yatra will facilitate paperless travel and avoid identity check at multiple points.
The passengers are required to download the app in order to take advantage of the perks that the DigiYatra programme has to offer. Passenger can create Digi Yatra ID in a central system by providing following:

Steps to enroll for Digi Yatra
We live in times of a digital era where from paying 1 rupee to education, everything has transitioned to the online space enabling a paperless and seamless transaction of work. Similarly, Digi Yatra was launched for the following benefits for the passengers:
Today, it will be initially launched at three airports – Delhi, Bengaluru, and Varanasi followed by four airports namely Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, and Vijayawada by March 2023. Subsequently, the technology would be implemented across the country.
Notably, it is presently being launched for domestic flight passengers.
there is no central storage of Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Passenger’s ID and travel credentials are stored in a secure wallet in the passenger’s smartphone itself.
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