Bye bye, boarding pass: US airport launches first-ever security checkpoints that scan your face

Published June 24, 2018 11:50pm ET



No wallet. No boarding pass. No phone. No problem. Americans are just a few years away from being able to show up at the airport with nothing but a suitcase in hand.

By as early as 2020, Americans will be able to travel by plane without any paper or digital documents thanks to major technological innovations in security procedures that U.S. Customs and Border Protection has already begun implementing at airports across the country.

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