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I really like that I can add boarding passes to Apple Wallet and they're available totally offline. There's not a lot Wallet is good for (adoption is too low) b
by Xavdidtheshadow 6y ago
I really like that I can add boarding passes to Apple Wallet and they're available totally offline. There's not a lot Wallet is good for (adoption is too low) but it's great at Boarding Passes.
- remarkEon 6y agoI absolutely never do this. Maybe because I'm paranoid, and especially if I'm flying internationally, I never, ever, feel comfortable handing my mobile device to security or Immigration. I still get a paper one every time.
- aaomidi 6y agoYou can access boarding pass while your phone is locked.
- remarkEon 6y agoSure, but that doesn't solve my (perhaps somewhat irrational) issue with physically handing my phone to people I don't really trust, especially when out of my home country.
- Xavdidtheshadow 6y agoI don't fly internationally much, but everywhere I've been in the US, my phone never leaves my hand. I place it on scanners at security/the gate. In any case, as the other person mentioned, my phone is locked the whole time. The only thing in the wallet they can access is my boarding pass.
- CaptainZapp 6y agoWhile I get your point this is really unnecessary when you fly within Europe. Specifically within the Schengen area. Usually you don't hand your boarding pass to anybody. Instead you self-scan it once when you enter the passenger / transit area and a second time, when boarding the plane through a self-service gate. This may vary by airport, but on most of my flights through a number of European airports access is pretty much automated.
- Legogris 6y agoOr just take a screenshot.