New Delhi: In the near future, fliers on British Airways will receive boarding passes electronically 24 hours before their flight which will save time and the hassle of going through check-in process.
The passengers will just have to drop their bags at the counters and move for security check to board the plane.
"If trials of this new automated check-in service succeed, we aim to make the service an option for all customers across British Airways network by the end of 2013," Andrew Lord, BA's Director of Operations, told PTI here.
Twenty-four hours before flight, the customers would be automatically checked in and assigned a seat. They would receive their boarding pass electronically, saving them the time and effort of going through traditional check-in, Steve Clark, Senior VP Customer Service and Operations, said.
30/09/12 PTI/Business Standard
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The passengers will just have to drop their bags at the counters and move for security check to board the plane.
"If trials of this new automated check-in service succeed, we aim to make the service an option for all customers across British Airways network by the end of 2013," Andrew Lord, BA's Director of Operations, told PTI here.
Twenty-four hours before flight, the customers would be automatically checked in and assigned a seat. They would receive their boarding pass electronically, saving them the time and effort of going through traditional check-in, Steve Clark, Senior VP Customer Service and Operations, said.
30/09/12 PTI/Business Standard
