
✈️ Travel & Hospitality · Flowchart
How a passenger checks in for a flight: online or at the airport, seat selection, documents check, bags and boarding pass.
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Airline check-in flowchart: the passenger checks in online (48 hours to 1 hour before) or at the airport kiosk/counter, retrieves the booking by PNR, selects a seat (paid or free); international flights require passport and visa details and APIS data sent to the destination. The boarding pass is issued as mobile or print; passengers with checked bags go to bag drop, where bags are weighed (excess fees if over allowance) and tagged, then proceed to security.
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A{Check-in channel} -->|Web or app| B[Retrieve booking by PNR]
A -->|Airport kiosk or counter| B
B --> C[Select seat]
C --> D{International flight?}
D -->|Yes| E[Passport, visa and APIS details]
D -->|No| F[Issue boarding pass]
E --> F
F --> G{Checked bags?}
G -->|No| J[Go to security]
G -->|Yes| H[Bag drop: weigh and tag]
H --> I{Over allowance?}
I -->|Yes| K[Pay excess baggage fee] --> J
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