boarding passes in one place and have them easily accessible when
traveling. You can see it as a travel companion.
1) Scan your boarding pass to import it.
– You can provide a PDF file (usually what airlines will email you
when you check-in online) or a JPEG or PNG file (screenshot) will
also work.
– New: You can also scan a physical pass that is issued at
the airport for example import your Boarding Pass in the app and go
paperless!
– New: The app now supports .pkpass files you can “share”
them in the app to import your boarding pass or simply click on it
to open the pass with it.
– New: The app has now a dark mode to reduce eyestrain and
save battery
If you need to manually add a note or some fields in your boarding
pass you can manually do so and add anything to a boarding pass
such as “Boarding Group” or “Zone” that are used a Boarding
time.
If you import the pass from a passbook file (.pkpass) it will
usually contain the boarding time the gate and maybe the gate
closure.
The app supports TSA PreCheck Boarding passes displaying a TSA Pre
Icon in such case.
2) You’ll get notified when your flight is approaching.
– If available you’ll get the departure terminal and gate so you
kow where to head to when arriving at the airport.
– A few hours before your flight departure you’ll get a sticky
notification to get direct access to your flight QR-code.
3) Click on the flight notification to see the boarding pass QR
code clearly visible to be scanned when boarding.
– The brightness of the screen is adjusted to facilitate the
scanning of the QR code.
The app will work offline all boarding passes are saved locally so
no worries if you don’t have network when heading to the
airport.
The app will delete boarding passes that are more than 2 weeks old
automatically.
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German đ©đȘ App and description translated by
Joachim Meyn