Mobile Boarding Pass Screen Capture (2024)

FAQs

Is a screenshot of a boarding pass good enough? ›

Whether you opt for a printed or mobile boarding pass, there's one very important tip you should follow: always take a picture (or screenshot) of your boarding pass (but remember to never share it on social media).

Can I use a screenshot of my mobile boarding pass? You can use a screenshot of your mobile boarding pass; just make sure that you screenshot the entire boarding pass (QR code, seat assignment, etc.)

Yes, you can use screenshot of your boarding pass. All airlines offer the option of a mobile boarding pass as an alternative to printing yours or picking up a paper copy at the airport. In case you lost you phone or paper boarding pass it always works in that time.

Re: Getting a printable boarding pass FROM A COMPUTER

You can also view the mobile boarding pass, take a screenshot, or save it to your photos folder by clicking on the camera icon in the upper right hand corner.

You can use your mobile boarding pass at most airports. Before you leave, check to see if your departure or connecting airports accept mobile boarding passes: Does my airport accept mobile boarding passes? Find your airport, then look under 'Airport details' to see if mobile boarding passes are available.

The codes on the boarding pass contain all flight-related data, such as booking code, passenger name, date, flight number, class of travel and more. Therefore, it is important not to simply throw away or leave your boarding pass after the flight.

Can I use a screenshot of my ticket to enter an event? No. Your mobile ticket includes leading-edge technology with fraud protection, so you won't be able to use screenshots or print-outs.

Save time and stress – add your boarding pass to your smartphone's app before you are at the gate! If you're flying without checked baggage, go straight to the boarding gate and present your mobile boarding pass ready to scan when you board.

A mobile boarding pass is an electronic document on a personal mobile device that allows you to go through security and board your flight.

When you get to the station, open our app and go to 'My Tickets' or if you've added the eTicket to your phone's mobile wallet open that instead. Then, scan the eTicket QR code above the reader to open the ticket gate. Screenshots of eTickets can't be used to travel.

Is a screenshot of e-ticket valid? ›

The RDG later confirmed that screenshots of tickets may be accepted as valid tickets if the barcode can be validated by an inspector using a scanner, but it said this is not recommended as it increases the chances of the ticket becoming obscured and unreadable.

You can download and store your boarding pass onto your mobile phone and use it in the same way as the paper version.

Make sure you never photograph your boarding pass. A lot of people will post photos of themselves with their boarding pass as a way to show off their activities.

Yes, a screenshot of your QR code boarding pass is typically sufficient for airport security and boarding as long as the QR code is clear and unobstructed. It's a good practice to increase your screen brightness when having it scanned.

But should isn't always good enough when you get up to the TSA desk and the airport's wifi is flaking out. Always take a screenshot. Screenshotting everything is an indispensable travel hack. (On iPhone, hold down the power and home buttons at the same time; on Android, it's usually the power and volume-down buttons.)

When you're picking vacation photos to post on social media, there are some you should leave out: any shots of your boarding pass. Outside their primary function at the airport, the documents might seem like nothing more than travel scrapbook fodder, but they can reveal a lot more than flyers may think.

View/download/print boarding pass

Once downloaded, we recommend you to carry a printed or soft copy of the same before reaching the airport.

No, there is no need to print your boarding pass after web check-in. You have the option to download your boarding pass on your smartphone and present it at the airport security checkpoint and boarding gate.

If you do not have your boarding pass, you won't be getting past security and on to the plane. No matter what airline your fly you will need your boarding pass. However you don't have to print it, you could have it saved to your phone so your phone is scanned when boarding (but I always keep a paper copy just in case).