Bar-Coded Boarding Passes (BCBP) Implementation guide - IATA

Figure 53 - Data flow in a CUTE environment................................................................................66
Figure 54 - Data flow of passenger list to gate readers..................................................................67
Figure 55 - Data flow of ATB printing .............................................................................................68
Figure 56 - Data flow of ATB reading .............................................................................................68
Figure 57 - Data flow of BCBP printing with host reprogramming..................................................68
Figure 58 - Data flow of BCBP reading with reprogramming of the Terminal Emulator .................69
Figure 59 - Data flow of BCBP printing without touching host........................................................69
Figure 60 - Data flow of BCBP reading without upgrading the Terminal Emulator.........................69
Figure 61 - Dedicated baggage drop-off point for checked-in passengers.....................................71
Figure 62 - Illustration of automated bag drop courtesy of IER......................................................72
Figure 63 - Advertisement for new baggage drop-off service courtesy of Air France ....................72
Figure 64 - Passenger identification model ....................................................................................73
Figure 65 - Example of self-boarding gate in Munich courtesy of Lufthansa..................................74
Figure 66 - 2D bar code and certificate courtesy of Deutsche Bahn..............................................78
Figure 67 - Application scanning bar codes to prevent duplicate boarding passes........................79
Figure 68 - Kiosk embedded 2D bar code scanner and IC card reader courtesy of JAL ...............81
Figure 69 - ICC standard defined in IATA Resolution 791 .............................................................82
Figure 70 - SKIP check-in process with RF card courtesy of ANA.................................................82
Figure 71 - Sample of Biometric Boarding Card courtesy of Bundes Druckerei.............................83
Figure 72 - e-passport architecture courtesy of Bundes Druckerei ................................................83
Figure 73 - e-passport reader courtesy of Integrated Engineering.................................................83
Figure 74 - Sample of BCBP printed on Air France web site .........................................................90
Figure 75 - Sample of BCBP printed from the KLM web site .........................................................91
Figure 76 - Sample of BCBP printed from the Continental web site...............................................92
Figure 77 - Sample of BCBP printed from the British Airways web site .........................................93
Figure 78 - Sample of BCBP printed from the Lufthansa web site.................................................94
Figure 79 - Sample of BCBP printed from the TAP web site..........................................................95
Figure 80 - Sample of BCBP printed from the Air Canada web site...............................................96
Figure 81 - Sample of BCBP printed from the Swiss web site .......................................................97
Figure 82 - Sample of BCBP printed from the Air France kiosk .....................................................98
Figure 83 - Sample of BCBP printed from the Delta kiosk .............................................................98
Figure 84 - Sample of mobile BCBP courtesy of Lufthansa ...........................................................99
Figure 85 - Sample of mobile BCBP courtesy of Northwest...........................................................99
Figure 86 - Sample of mobile BCBP courtesy of Qatar Airways ..................................................100
Figure 87 - Sample of mobile BCBP courtesy of SAS..................................................................100
Figure 88 - Sample of mobile BCBP courtesy of Spanair.............................................................101
Figure 89 - Sample of BCBP printed on ATB card without magnetic stripe .................................102
Figure 90 - Sample of BCBP printed on ATB card – Datamatrix code.........................................102
Figure 91 - Sample of BCBP printed on a credit card size stock..................................................103
Figure 92 - Sample of BCBP printed on a credit card size stock – Datamatrix code ...................103
Figure 93 - Sample of home printed BCBP for the French Railways – Aztec code......................104
Figure 94 - Sample of BCBP printed at a desk for Swiss Railways – Aztec code........................105
Figure 95 - Structure of the PDF417 symbol as defined in the ISO/IEC 15438 ...........................106
Figure 96 - PDF417 is composed of 4 elements whose widths add up to 17 modules................107
Figure 97 - Schematic showing a scan line crossing rows of the PDF417 symbol ......................107
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