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By Greig Waddell, About.com Guide to Business Travel

Delta's Paperless Check-In

Tuesday August 5, 2008
At last, an airline has introduced technology with the potential of making life more convenient for the business traveler. Delta Airlines recently launched a test of paperless mobile check-in at New York’s LaGuardia airport. Travelers who download their boarding passes to a handheld mobile device at Delta.com can proceed directly to security, with no need to print a paper copy.

I am all for the convenience of being able to check-in for my flight from anywhere (and at the last minute), as well as reducing my carbon footprint, so I’m excited for the potential of this program. My only fear is of hearing the dreaded beeping sound of my PDA running out of juice as I stand in the security line!

Have you flown through LGA lately? Let us know if you’ve tried Delta’s paperless check-in by posting a comment below.

Comments

August 12, 2008 at 10:27 pm
(1) Zachary Kitchen says:

IAH in Houston is doing the same thing for continental. I had no problems with my e-pass on my cellphone =D

September 10, 2008 at 11:39 am
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October 27, 2008 at 9:02 pm
(3) Zach C says:

Hi guys -

I found this site MileCardReviews.com where editors have reviewed the best air miles credit cards - worth a look as they have ranked them all by category.

Many of them are “no fee” and so don’t cost anything - the miles are a free bonus!

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