The aviation industry is planning its biggest shake-up in 50 years — and part of the major overhaul means no more boarding passes or checking in for flights. The International Civil Aviation ...

Breaking News Intern Lugging around boarding passes and needing to check in for flights will be scrapped as part of the biggest aviation industry shake-up in 50 years, The Times reported.

A report in The Times detailed what could be the biggest changes to the aviation industry in five decades including instead of a boarding pass, face scanning technology will be used. And with no check ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Boarding passes and check-ins at airports could be scrapped in a major reform to airport rules. The change could mean that passengers will ...

A report in The Times detailed what could be the biggest changes to the aviation industry in five decades including instead of a boarding pass, face scanning technology will be used. And with no ...

“New airport rules will get rid of boarding passes and check in” – that’s the headline of an article in The Times about how digitisation will smooth journeys. No need to check in, no ...

(Representational image) This change will eliminate the need for traditional boarding passes and check-ins. Instead of the usual check-in process, passengers will upload their passports to their ...

The passenger, posting under the username Conman094455 on Reddit this week, shared how a boarding pass mix-up set off a chain of events just before takeoff. The original poster (OP) wrote that ...

in the future download a “journey pass” when booking flights, which will update automatically if flight details change. Delta Airlines passenger jets Mike Segar Airlines will be alerted that ...

Get ready to say goodbye to traditional boarding passes and check-in procedures, as air travel is on the brink of a revolutionary transformation. In a bid to streamline the flying experience ...