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

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Checklist and timeframe<br />

Figure 67 - Application scanning bar codes to prevent duplicate boarding passes<br />

6.8.2. Passenger data<br />

Passenger checked-in at home may not have entered all required passenger data. Airlines may<br />

be fined when carrying passengers with missing data.<br />

6.8.3. ‘Go show’ passengers<br />

Passengers without booking willing to travel may show up at the airport at the last minute. Those<br />

passengers, called ‘go shows’, are not on the PNL. The agent at the check-in desk or at the gate<br />

may be able to add them to the list of passengers. It is recommended that the agent check the<br />

validity of the ticket, especially when it is an e-ticket (ET).<br />

The deployment of ET will drive the implementation of DCS in airports, which in turn will facilitate<br />

the implementation of <strong>BCBP</strong>.<br />

4 th edition - June 2009 - www.iata.org/stb/bcbp 79/128

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