Originally Posted by
pushmyredbutton
Who still uses a print-at-home boarding pass? Almost all of the paper ones I see are kiosk generated.
I would guess that the usage is, in descending order: Mobile -> Kiosk -> Print-at-home
Print-at-home seems to be the folks who do the yearly vacation thing.
Originally Posted by
uastarflyer
Except this time the non standard colors are equivalent to scarlet letters
LOL totally true.
Originally Posted by
Often1
How many people still use paper BP's?
I suppose that it has value for those who can't count in the single digits.
"Please take a moment to look at your boarding pass.... Unless it is printed in gold, sit down"
I do, for two reasons.
1. international flights, which is the vast majority of what I fly, don't like mobile boarding passes and want printed ones. In fact, one time I was in a rush, used mobile boarding pass on my first flight (domestic) and when I got to the gate for my second flight (INTL) they were paging me and had a paper pass.
2. I collect every ticket. It's fun.