Cathay Pacific Introduces Mobile Boarding Pass in Singapore

10 December 2012, Singapore – Cathay Pacific Airways launches the new Mobile Boarding Pass for Singapore Changi Airport passengers from 11 December 2012. Receive your boarding pass directly on your mobile device via email or sms when you check-in online.

The Mobile Boarding Pass service is available to passengers departing from 19 cities including Hong Kong, Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur who are travelling point to point on Cathay Pacific flights. Passengers who check-in online with onward connections in Hong Kong will be able to use the Mobile Boarding Pass service, and can either choose to use the Self-Print Boarding Pass option or proceed to designated Self Check-In Bag Drop counters at the airport to collect their boarding pass.
Cathay Pacific General Manager Southeast Asia, Wilson Yam said: “We are pleased to extend our Mobile Boarding Pass service to passengers departing from Singapore. The Mobile Boarding Pass service, together with the online booking and online check-in service, will offer our passengers more flexibility and also enhance their check in experience when travelling on our flights.”

The mobile boarding pass service will be introduced progressively across the airline’s network. Visit www.cathaypacific.com/mobile_boarding_pass for more information.

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