Travellers arriving at UK airports will soon be able to pass through immigration eGates without presenting their passports, as the country begins rolling out new contactless technology designed to speed up border checks.
Passengers arriving at East Midlands Airport can now securely pass through airport eGates without showing their passport, as it leads the way for a new contactless system to be rolled out across the UK.
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Millions more families can now use eGates as age limit changes kick in today (8 July 2026), making journeys easier this summer holiday season ... Millions of passengers already use UK eGates each year, typically taking just minutes each time.
Millions more families can now use eGates as age limit changes kick in today (8 July 2026), making journeys easier this summer holiday season ... Millions of passengers already use UK eGates each year, typically taking just minutes each time.
Vaclav HavelAirport in Prague on Friday said all national flags would be removed from its eGate displays as part of a systemwide update, adding that Taiwanese travelers remain eligible to use the system.