TUI has rolled out updated boarding pass requirements that could catch unwary travellers off guard. The changes, designed to streamline airport procedures, mean passengers must now pay closer attention to their travel documents before heading to the airport.
Key Changes to TUI's Boarding Process
The travel giant now requires all passengers to present their boarding passes in a specific format. Unlike previous years when paper documents often sufficed, digital boarding passes accessed via the TUI app have become the preferred method.
What This Means for Travellers
- Mobile boarding passes must be downloaded before arriving at the airport
- Screenshots of boarding passes may no longer be accepted
- Passengers should ensure their devices are fully charged
- Those without smartphones can still request printed passes at check-in desks
Why the Changes Matter
These adjustments come as airlines worldwide modernise their check-in processes. TUI's move aims to reduce queues and improve efficiency, particularly during peak travel periods when airports experience heavy congestion.
Travellers are advised to familiarise themselves with the new requirements well before their departure date to prevent any unnecessary stress on travel day.
