Is a mobile boarding pass enough?

Sommario:

1. Is a mobile boarding pass enough?
2. How do I scan my mobile boarding pass?
3. Is it mandatory to take printout of boarding pass?
4. Do I just need my boarding pass?
5. Who gives you a boarding pass at the airport?

Is a mobile boarding pass enough?

For starters, a mobile boarding pass is a lot easier to keep track of than a paper ticket, as long as you don't lose your phone. Mobile boarding passes also can save on valuable travel time, because unless you're checking bags, you no longer need to collect a ticket at the counter.

How do I scan my mobile boarding pass?

How does a mobile boarding pass work?

1. STEP 1 — At the security check, hold your phone so the screen is above the scanner.
2. STEP 2 — The scanner will read the QR code and, if everything matches up, you'll see a green light and will be able to get through.

Is it mandatory to take printout of boarding pass?

Boarding Pass Passengers are requested to carry a print out of their boarding card once they have completed their mobile Check-in. The boarding pass can also be obtained from one of the IndiGo counters at the airport. However, it is recommended to take the print in advance to skip the queue.

Do I just need my boarding pass?

You cannot board the plane without a printed or mobile boarding pass. If you've lost yours, you'll need to ask a gate agent to reprint your boarding pass.

Who gives you a boarding pass at the airport?

Paper boarding passes are issued either by agents at a check-in counter, self-service kiosks, or by airline web check-in site. BCBP can be printed at the airport by an ATB (Automated Ticket & Boarding Pass) printer or a direct thermal printer, or by a personal inkjet or laser printer.