Which airlines use Apple's Passbook and anyone used it on the Apple Watch?
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Which airlines use Apple's Passbook and anyone used it on the Apple Watch?
I really love using Passbook but find it frustrating that most (international) airlines don't have this.
So far, support seems strongest among US airlines
Has anyone used it on their Apple Watch yet?
So far, support seems strongest among US airlines
Has anyone used it on their Apple Watch yet?
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The Travel Technology forum has several threads on different uses of Passbook for carrier features (i.e., FF membership credentials, boarding passes, etc.) Let me move this thread to the TT forum for more discussion. Ocn Vw 1K, Moderator, TravelBuzz.
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I've used Passbook on the Watch with TSA, UA, and AA. It works fine, if it fits, although sometimes the angle can be awkward. I usually flip the watch around on my wrist to make it a little easier.
I don't know if it is worth it or not. Security is nice as I can then put my phone in my bag sooner, although the line checkers aren't used to looking for the Pre logo on the watch. It is definitely a novel thing and sometimes lounge agents are excited by it.
I don't know if it is worth it or not. Security is nice as I can then put my phone in my bag sooner, although the line checkers aren't used to looking for the Pre logo on the watch. It is definitely a novel thing and sometimes lounge agents are excited by it.