[Amadeus Webinar] Digital Travel Credentials in Practice: Bridging Identity, Border Control and the Seamless Journey

Digital Travel Credentials (DTC) are no longer just a concept. They are entering live operations, pilot projects, and real-world border environments.

This webinar explores how DTC, when combined with biometrics, API/PNR data flows and interoperable orchestration platforms, can move from technical specification to scalable deployment.

Using case studies from live and recent global programs, including a recent Digital Travel Credential pilot being conducted with a European Member State, the session will examine:

-How DTC integrates with existing border control systems and regulatory frameworks
-The role of biometric verification and identity binding in trusted digital identity ecosystems
-How advanced passenger information (API) and passenger name records (PNR) data enhance risk assessment prior to arrival
-Governance, privacy and regulatory considerations aligned with ICAO and global standards
-Operational takeaways from early adopters
-A roadmap for States considering phased DTC implementation

The session combines policy, technology, and operational perspectives, offering practical guidance for governments, civil aviation authorities and border agencies seeking to modernize identity management while maintaining sovereignty, compliance and security.

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