Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has added CLEAR biometric screening as an option for passengers.At US airports, CLEAR members verify their identities by pressing a finger to a touch pad or looking into a retinal scanner.”Delta is constantly looking for ways to improve the customer experience from the time you arrive at the airport all the way through the travel ribbon,” said Gil West, senior executive vice president and chief operating officer, in a statement provided by CLEAR. “Delta's CLEAR partnership is an extension of our broader innovative approach to helping customers get through security lines a bit easier – an effort we started last year in Atlanta by investing in the highly successful automated screening lanes.”Delta and CLEAR have worked together in multiple markets across the country, Cohen said. Atlanta marks their 20th airport collaboration. The New York City-based company has about 820,000 registered individual users.CLEAR already is offered at airports including New York John F. Kennedy, New York LaGuardia, San Francisco, San Jose, Denver, Detroit, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston Bush, Houston Hobby, San Antonio, Austin, Orlando, Miami and Las Vegas.
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