One traveller, less retyping
Review your saved name and travel details, correct anything that has changed, and approve this flight’s check-in. A saved passport is a starting point to review, not proof that it is valid for the journey.
Family and group trips, person by person
Select the travellers you are authorised to help. Check every person’s name, age and documents; children and infants may have different requirements. Group membership alone does not expose someone’s passport or authorise a check-in.
Connections, without assuming the whole journey is done
Review each leg and the passes actually available. A first-flight boarding pass does not mean an onward connection is ready. If a pass is missing, confirm the next step with the operating airline.
Know when the airline needs you
Eligibility depends on your location, the airline, route and airports, the check-in window, each traveller’s age and nationality, and their passport, visa, residence permit and other required travel documents. Not every airline, booking, child or infant is eligible for online check-in.
See how automatic check-in works and register interest in Agent. Signup is a notification request, not access or approval to act.