Paris's Charles de Gaulle airport will test facial recognition technology from next month, an airport official tells French media.Augustin de Romanet, CEO of the newly renamed Paris AÉroport which operates both Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly, told Le Parisien of the plans this week.The system will be able to identify people, even if they have tried to change their appearance with a wig or a beard, he said.The changes will be boosted by other measures such as adding patrol policing and behind the scenes dedicated profilers will examine CCTV footage
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