Belgrade airport introduces e-gate
The e-gate system was introduced today at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla International Airport.
Thursday, 23.12.2010.
13:23
The e-gate system was introduced today at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla International Airport. The system will enable more efficient border crossing without direct control by the border police. Belgrade airport introduces e-gate “The e-gate system is a donation of the German company Milbauer with which the Serbian Interior Ministry signed an agreement on technical cooperation,” Minister of the Interior Ivica Dacic said. This type of system has so far been introduced only at two more European airports: Charles de Gaulle in Paris and the Frankfurt airport, but they are not fully connected with the border police system as it is the case in Belgrade, reporters heard. The e-gate can be used by 1.5 million Serbians with biometric passports issued after December 31, 2009, Dacic added. When crossing the e-gate, passengers touch a panel which compares their fingerprints with those in their passports, and if they match, the ate opens, Border Police chief Nenad Banovic stated. The system automatically checks whether a citizen's personal identification number is on domestic or Interpol warrants, and whether the data in the passport is genuine, thereby stepping up security at border crossings, said he. Banovic added that Serbia is the first country with an electronic system which is connected with all other systems in Europe. The ceremony today was also attended by German Ambassador to Serbia Wolfram Maas. Dacic at the gate (Beta)
Belgrade airport introduces e-gate
“The e-gate system is a donation of the German company Milbauer with which the Serbian Interior Ministry signed an agreement on technical cooperation,” Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić said.This type of system has so far been introduced only at two more European airports: Charles de Gaulle in Paris and the Frankfurt airport, but they are not fully connected with the border police system as it is the case in Belgrade, reporters heard.
The e-gate can be used by 1.5 million Serbians with biometric passports issued after December 31, 2009, Dačić added.
When crossing the e-gate, passengers touch a panel which compares their fingerprints with those in their passports, and if they match, the ate opens, Border Police chief Nenad Banović stated.
The system automatically checks whether a citizen's personal identification number is on domestic or Interpol warrants, and whether the data in the passport is genuine, thereby stepping up security at border crossings, said he.
Banović added that Serbia is the first country with an electronic system which is connected with all other systems in Europe.
The ceremony today was also attended by German Ambassador to Serbia Wolfram Maas.
0 Komentari
Možda vas zanima
Rat – dan 800: Vijori se ruska zastava; Vojska dobila hitno naređenje
Rat u Ukrajini – 800. dan. Žestoke borbe na Istočnom frontu se nastavljaju.
23:23
4.5.2024.
14 min
Rat – dan 799: Odjekuju sirene; Rusi napreduju; "Sve je mračnije"
Rat u Ukrajini – 799. dan. Nastavljaju se žestoke borbe na istoku i severoistoku Ukrajine.
23:22
3.5.2024.
1 d
Potpuni slom Ukrajine: Zelenski moli dok Rusi "čiste"
Bivši predsednik Rusije Dmitrij Medvedev prokomentarisao je najavu organizacije mirovne konferencije o Ukrajini u Švajcarskoj, koja bi na zahtev Kijeva trebalo da bude održana u junu.
23:10
3.5.2024.
1 d
Zimonjić: Bili smo kao braća, osećao sam se izdanim
Proslavljeni srpski teniser Nenad Zimonjić bio je gost emisije "Majstorija" na Sportalu.
11:20
4.5.2024.
12 h
Zelenski na poternici
Na sajtu Ministarstva unutrašnjih poslova Rusije pojavilo se obaveštenje da je ukrajinski predsednik Volodimir Zelenski na poternici, prenose RIA Novosti.
14:35
4.5.2024.
9 h
Komentari 0