United has expanded mobile check-in and mobile
boarding passes to customers traveling with international
itineraries. Customers can now check-in on United's website using
a web-enabled mobile device beginning 24 hours before departure.
Additionally, Uniteds mobile boarding pass
option is now available to customers departing from airports in
London, Munich, Amsterdam, Brussels, Geneva, Zurich, Moscow and
Osaka.
The airline also plans to introduce the mobile boarding pass option
at additional international airports, including Frankfurt, Tokyo
Narita and Hong Kong, in the coming months.
United currently
offers paperless boarding at 62 U.S. airports, including its hubs
in Chicago, Denver, Washington Dulles, San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
The expansion of our mobile check-in
feature and paperless boarding option to international travel
enables our customers to enjoy even more flexibility and control
throughout their travel experience, said Martin Hand, vice
president of customer experience.
Continental Airlines currently offers the mobile
boarding pass option at 70 airports, including its hubs in New
York, Houston, Cleveland and Guam, and international destinations
including London, Frankfurt, Munich, Brussels, Zurich, Geneva,
Amsterdam and Saipan.
United and Continental mobile boarding passes
display a two-dimensional bar code along with customer and flight
information, which scanners at the security checkpoint and
boarding gate validate. A refresh of the mobile boarding pass will
reflect any changes to seat assignments, gate changes and upgrade
confirmations.
In addition to using
the more environmentally friendly paperless boarding pass option,
customers can also use web-enabled mobile devices to check flight
status, flight availability, itineraries and Mileage Plus
accounts, and sign up for notification via email, phone or text
message of any changes to flight status.
With the My Itineraries
function, customers can view their itineraries and, in the event
of missed connections, see the flights on which they have been
automatically rebooked, rather than waiting in line at the airport
for agent assistance.
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