Bar-Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP) Implementation guide - IATA
Bar-Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP) Implementation guide - IATA
Bar-Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP) Implementation guide - IATA
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StB <strong>Bar</strong> <strong>Coded</strong> <strong>Boarding</strong> Pass <strong>Implementation</strong> Guide<br />
Once the passenger is checked-in, it is recommended to send a confirmation by email, including<br />
the next steps, e.g. where to go, what to do with luggage, what if the printer did not work (see<br />
example in fig. 33).<br />
Figure 35 - Tips for passengers using web check-in courtesy of British Airways<br />
5.5. Mobile <strong>BCBP</strong><br />
Web and mobile check-in offer passengers the option to receive a 2D bar code on their mobile<br />
phone, i.e. get a mobile <strong>BCBP</strong> (see fig. 34). The concept is similar to paper <strong>BCBP</strong>, a bar code<br />
being displayed on the screen of the mobile phone instead of being printed on paper. Several<br />
carriers have already implemented Mobile <strong>BCBP</strong>.<br />
Figure 36 - Example of Mobile <strong>BCBP</strong> courtesy of Delta airlines<br />
The <strong>BCBP</strong> standard published in June 2008 extends the scope of <strong>BCBP</strong> to mobile devices and<br />
introduces 3 new symbologies for use on mobile phones.<br />
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