CHICAGO, IL – United Airlines today became the first US airline to offer customers the ability to scan their passports to check in for international flights via their iOS and Android mobile devices.

Customers may access the passport scanning feature when checking in for international flights in the 24 hours before departure. After initiating the app's check-in feature, customers will have the ...

United Airlines passengers can now scan their passports to check-in for international flights via their iOS and Android mobile devices. United is offering customers the opportunity to use passport ...

United Airlines passengers can now scan their passports to check-in for international flights via their iOS and Android mobile devices. United is offering customers the opportunity to use passport ...

United Airlines wants to do away with that step, though, so the company has updated its iOS and Android app with the capability to scan passports on your own.

United Airlines has become the first US carrier allowing travelers to scan their own passports to check in for international flights. The passport scanning functionality is available to use on iOS ...

After initiating the app's check-in feature, customers can verify their existing stored passport data or scanning their passport.

Apps Updated United Airlines app scans your passport to expedite international check-ins August 7, 2014 - 1:49 am Using your phone to check in to a domestic flights is old hat.

Flier can access the passport-scanning feature when checking in via United's mobile app.

United Airlines is aiming to end this by adding the ability to scan and verify your passport using its mobile app, then head straight to Departures at the airport.

United Airlines today updated its official app for iOS with the ability to scan passports to check-in for international flights using a device's camera. The new feature can be accessed when a user ...

Passengers on United Airlines will be able to scan their passports and check in for international flights on their smartphones or other mobile device, the airline announced Wednesday.