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        	  Etihad Airways has introduced mobile boarding 
			  passes for guests travelling on select routes. 
			  The benefits of the new program include an 
			  expanded range of check-in options, less paper consumption, a 
			  lower risk of boarding pass loss, as well as the ability to store 
			  multiple boarding passes on a single mobile device. 
			  Peter Baumgartner, Chief Commercial Officer 
			  Etihad Airways, said, “Our aim is to simplify and streamline the 
			  departure and boarding experience. The elimination of paper 
			  boarding passes will be more convenient for our guests and reduce 
			  our environmental footprint, which is good for the guest, the 
			  business and for the environment.” 
			  The new mobile 
			  boarding passes will contain the same information as traditional 
			  passes including guest name, seat number, flight number, gate 
			  number and a barcode which will be scanned by an electronic reader 
			  at the departure gate. 
			  Guests will be able to 
			  receive their mobile boarding passes directly to their smart 
			  phone, to save them using the Passbook feature on an iOS device, 
			  or save and send them to an email address. 
			  The 
			  number of Etihad Airways airport gateways equipped with the mobile 
			  boarding pass readers will increase steadily as the airline 
			  installs the new technology across its global network. 
			  Currently the facility is available for guests travelling 
			  from Abu Dhabi (excluding flights from Abu Dhabi to the USA), 
			  London Heathrow, Manchester, Doha, Colombo, Dammam, Düsseldorf, 
			  Frankfurt, Sao Paulo, Istanbul, Minsk, Munich, and Tokyo Narita. 
			  
			  
			  Etihad Airways,
			  
			  Abu Dhabi,
			  
			  Mobile
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