Check in at Air Canada with your BlackBerry

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October 12, 2007 at 1:19 pm · Filed under Software

Check in at Air Canada with your BlackBerry
You can now check in paperless at Air Canada’s mobile.aircanada.com site.

Air Canada has introduced paperless boarding passes for its customers who check in using their PDA (personal digital assistant such as Blackberry or Treo) or cell phone. Air Canada’s mobile check-in service, available at http://mobile.aircanada.com, has been enhanced to now offer customers the option of receiving an electronic boarding pass in the form of SMS text messages that the customer simply shows to airport security screening personnel and Air Canada gate agents, in lieu of a paper boarding pass. Passengers with baggage to check proceed as usual to baggage drop off points prior to security screening. Air Canada’s new mobile service is currently available for boarding domestic Canada flights and departures to international (non-U.S.) destinations, including connecting flights, from 60 airports across Canada served by Air Canada and Jazz.

The service is available in English and French.

Check In Site: http://mobile.aircanada.com/

Via eTravelBlackboard

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October 12, 2007 @ 1:56 pm

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October 12, 2007 @ 2:28 pm

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BB World » Con AirCanada il Chek In è anche via BlackBerry said,

October 12, 2007 @ 7:26 pm

[...] La compagnia di bandiera Canadese (Air Canada) ha reso disponibile per i propri clienti un servizio di mobile check in, usufruibile dai PDA e da BlackBerry. Il servizio permette di ricevere un sms o una mail (ecco che qui BlackBerry ha un punto di vantaggio sugli altri) da mostrare direttamente al gate di imbarco al posto della solita carta. Il servizio è possibile solo quando il passeggero non deve imbarcare nessuna valigia, in qual caso la procedura, per ovvi motivi di sicurezza, deve essere quella normale. Maggiori info su http://mobile.aircanada.com/ [via blackberryinsight.com] [...]