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TSA begins test of “cell phone boarding passes” at Houston
DOT threats lead to elimination of “chronically delayed” flights
Outlook for 2008: Domestic flights more crowded than ever
United will add nine regional markets from Washington Dulles
American brings free WiFi to Admirals Club members
JetBlue begins test of in-flight email, adds more TV channels
Three U.S. airlines eye new service to Colombia
El Al to code-share with American
Silverjet launches corporate loyalty plan
Registered Traveler enrollment starts in Denver
TSA begins test of “cell phone boarding passes” at Houston
DOT threats lead to elimination of “chronically delayed” flights
Outlook for 2008: Domestic flights more crowded than ever
United will add nine regional markets from Washington Dulles
American brings free WiFi to Admirals Club members
JetBlue begins test of in-flight email, adds more TV channels
Three U.S. airlines eye new service to Colombia
El Al to code-share with American
Silverjet launches corporate loyalty plan
Registered Traveler enrollment starts in Denver
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| jimglab | Would you trust a "paperless" boarding pass? | 2 | Dec 11 2007, 8:56 PM EST by techprof | |
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Thread started: Dec 7 2007, 2:30 PM EST
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The Transportation Security Administration and Continental are starting to test the use of “paperless” boarding passes at Houston Bush Intercontinental. The airline will send a special bar code to the cell phones of participants, which can be scanned at the airport by handheld readers (see this week’s story). Our question: Would you be willing to trust this technology, or would your worries about technical glitches make you hesitant to give up the traditional paper boarding pass and its easily readable information? Post your comments here.
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