I've honestly never had a problem with a boarding pass - regardless of the format it's pretty easy to decipher. His boarding pass is flawed in a number of ways

I've honestly never had a problem with a boarding pass - regardless of the format it's pretty easy to decipher. His boarding pass is flawed in a number of ways - It lists a time - is that the boarding time or time the flight is due to depart? (The one linked below has got this covered though) - The time is stated in 12 hour clock format. Every single time you find in an airport is listed in the 24h format - the quickest way to hunt for your flight in my experience on the boards is to first find the time as that's what they're ordered by - A lot of flights have 4 numbers - I'm not sure he could fit 4 in the tear off strip - These days, most people print their boarding pass at home. I'd be really annoyed if this is what I was presented with, it's a colossal waste of ink and if (as I do) you have B&W printer, the contrast is not great - His last design is frankly laughable. He shows a map of the States with JFK -> SEA. The JFK is on the left and SEA is on the right... doh - He has not included anywhere the airport terminal of either departure or destination airport. It's a good sanity check when you get to the airport (if you've printed your own boarding pass) and also it's a good sanity check when you arrive at the airport and you then need to get a connecting flight - you remember which terminal you're in and the need to change