E-boarding Pass for Domestic Flights Now Operational
Philippine domestic flights passengers of AirAsia can now enjoy the comfort of checking-in and boarding flights using their smartphones!
How to Use the AirAsia’s E-Boarding Pass
The AirAsia “E-Boarding Pass” is a paperless boarding pass that allows AirAsia guests without check-in-baggage to proceed straight to the boarding gate without having to queue at the check-in counter at the airport.
How to use the “AirAsia E-boarding pass?”, you may ask.
- Guests have to download the AirAsia Mobile App on their smartphone,
- Use this application to check-in and receive their e-boarding pass in their mobile phones. Upon boarding, guests will use their mobile phones to show their e-boarding pass instead of the traditional paper tickets.
- At the boarding gate, Air Asia guest service personnel will verify guests’ identity and scan their e-boarding pass. Guests may then proceed to the aircraft.
Guests are required to present their e-boarding pass to the cabin crew before boarding the aircraft. Guests with check-in-baggage, however, are required to proceed to bag drop counter first before going to the boarding gate.
More about the E-Boarding Pass
E-Boarding pass is available on all AirAsia domestic flights departing from airports in Manila’s NAIA Terminal 4, Cebu, Kalibo, Davao, Tacloban, Puerto Princesa and Tagbilaran in the Philippines.
It is limited to one guest in one booking only and is currently unavailable for international flights and Fly-Thru bookings or those with multiple flights.
“We are constantly investing in technology to make flying easier, more enjoyable, and comfortable for our guests. With the expected surge of travellers this summer, e-boarding pass will significantly reduce time spent queueing at airport counters,” shares Philippines AirAsia CEO Captain Dexter Comendador.
Air Asia offers several flights to and from Manila, Cebu, Davao, Tagbilaran/Bohol, Boracay (via Caticlan and Kalibo), and Tacloban. Flights from Cebu to Palawan, Boracay/Caticlan, Davao and Davao to Clark, Cebu, Boracay/Caticlan, and Palawan will commence on April 22.
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Congratulations to Philippines AirAsia for deploying this recent development. Let’s Go Sago is excited to try the new AirAsia E-boarding Pass using the AirAsia Mobile App on our next flight! 🙂
Cebu Pacific also has an eboarding pass, right?