San Diego International is the newest airport to pilot the all electronic boarding pass system. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and Continental Airlines now offer this service at 18 airports and is expanding quickly. When you purchase your ticket, you receive an e-mail containing a two dimensional bar code, which TSA will scan at the checkpoint prior to screening. This not only saves paper, but expedites long lines, and improves customer service.
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6 Responses to “Paperless Boarding Passes”
Will paper versions still be available?
Yep, you can always print one out at home or at the KIOSK.
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Passengers buying electronic tickets still sometimes print out the confirmation on an A4 paper which is still a huge waste. I think this system still needs some tweaking.
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This is amazing – truly forward thinking
From paper-less ticketing to now paper-less boarding card
what else they might be thinking now!!!