Do I need to print documents for the airport?
While not always required, printing your boarding pass or check-in confirmation is a good idea. Having a physical copy, along with your passport, ensures a smoother check-in and boarding process, especially if you encounter technical issues with your mobile device. Check your airline's specific policy beforehand.
Do I need to print airport documents?
Okay, so, do you gotta print those airport thingies? My take? It depends!
Generally, you need your boarding pass, like, either on your phone or printed, AND your passport or ID.
Back in October, I flew to Barcelona from JFK. I thought I was all cool with just my phone, but the lady at security gave me this look, y’know? “Sir, where’s your actual boarding pass?” Had to scramble to find a charging station and screenshot it ’cause the app was being a pain. Stressful!
Sometimes, the phone thing works great. Other times? Massive headache. Just bring your passport or ID.
A paper copy saves you that potential panic, I guess. It depends on the airline.
Remember that one time, ages ago, flying Ryanair from Dublin (paid like, 20 euros for the flight), and they charged extra if you didn’t print your boarding pass? Madness. Now, it’s all digital. But still, carry ID for safety, not sorry later.
I’d say, check your specific airline’s website. They usually have all the info. Better safe than sorry, right?
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