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As they mention in the article, 70% already have their boarding pass on their phone already. It’s actually much easier to add a boarding pass to your mobile wal
by noahtallen 4y ago
As they mention in the article, 70% already have their boarding pass on their phone already. It’s actually much easier to add a boarding pass to your mobile wallet than it is to do check-in at the airport. Mostly because you get to skip the line and bustle at the airport and do it at your leisure.
And once it’s in your mobile wallet, a button to access it appears on your phone screen within a few hours of the flight. So it’s just one tap at the airport.
It’s really not a bottleneck, to be honest. It’s a big time-saver for me vs trying to remember where my paper boarding pass ended up.
- marssaxman 4y agoI am one of those 30% and would like to remain in that group, which is the source of my concern. I don't have or want a mobile wallet (assuming that is a generic term for Apple Pay and whatever Google's version is).
- toomuchtodo 4y agoI would like them to use the facial recognition DHS/TSA has and skip the paper altogether.