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While 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
by CaptainZapp 6y ago
While 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.