Miami International Airport installed 36 kiosks to expedite border entry for U.S. and Canadian citizens,

similar to technology recently launched at New York John F. Kennedy and Chicago O'Hare airports. "The kiosks scan the passenger’s passport, collect flight information and declaration data, take a photo and give the passenger a receipt," which is then presented to a Customs and Border Patrol agent upon exit, according to SITA, Miami's kiosk technology provider. SITA noted that the kiosks, located in Miami's North Terminal, could process passengers "in less than two minutes." The airport plans "to deploy additional kiosks in 2014."