For better passenger flow and security, the new system is in operation from 1 September, 2022, at key points in the airport, Thailand’s main international gateway.
Bangkok, Thailand – Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport has announced that it will activate a new Passenger Validation System (PVS) on 1 September, 2022, as part of its overall security upgrade and service improvement.
The PVS system is an important enhancement that is being made for the safety of all passengers and staff and to better improve traffic flow through Suvarnabhumi Airport, which is the primary international gateway to Thailand and which is aiming to position itself as one of the world’s best airports.
From 09.00 Hrs. on 1 September, the PVS will be in operation at:
- The entrance to the domestic departure checkpoints behind the check-in counters at Rows C-D (a total of eight units in place);
- The entrance to the international departure passenger checkpoints at Zone 2, behind check-in counters at Rows J-K (two units), and behind check-in counters at Rows L-M (two units);
- The entrance up to the international departure passenger checkpoints at Zone 3, behind the check-in counters at Rows S-T (three units).
- The PVS verifies passenger travel information to optimise the screening capability and increase safety standards, and works by having passengers put their paper or E-boarding passes onto the machine which will read and check their travel information. The system enables the screening of passengers to be precisely accurate and prevents unauthorised persons from entering airside and restricted areas. It can also prevent boarding passes that have already gone through the system from being used again.
To facilitate passengers in using the PVS, airport staff will be on hand to provide advice and assistance if needed.
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