Boarding Pass
Your flight, printed like the airline would — colours, layout, tear-off stub, barcode. Find it under Profile → Boarding pass, or straight from your crew centre.
The airline’s own look
36 airlines get the structure of their real pass, not just their colour: the header bands and stripes, the seat box of the low-cost carriers, the city-first layout of Delta, KLM and Air France, the frequent-flyer programme, and bilingual labels where the real pass prints them. Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar, British Airways, Delta, United, American, Turkish, Singapore, Ryanair, easyJet, KLM, Air France, Swiss, Austrian, Etihad, Cathay Pacific, ANA, JAL, Korean Air, Air Canada, Iberia, Alaska, Southwest, JetBlue, Wizz Air, Vueling, Qantas, Virgin Atlantic, Finnair, Aer Lingus, Eurowings, Air New Zealand, TAP, Saudia, WestJet. Every other airline gets a layout family in its colour, and you can override both.
Your virtual airline on it
Pick your VA and the pass carries its logo, plus your rank and callsign straight from the roster. It says “Virtual Airline · Infinite Flight” on both halves, so nobody mistakes it for the real thing.
Two formats
Landscape for chats and desktop. A portrait story format for phones, with boarding, gate and seat as the big row and a square 2D code like a wallet pass.
Prefilled, not typed
From a fleet booking on your desk, from the PIREP form, from a group flight, or from one of your recent Infinite Flight flights. Your name comes from your account. Nothing is stored on our side: the pass is its link, and it renders anywhere the link is pasted.
Straight to Discord
One button posts the pass to your crew Discord. Airlines can route it like any other post with the new webhook kind “A pilot shares a boarding pass”.
The small print
Zone, flight time, member number, PNR and sequence, a BCBP machine line under the barcode, times marked local or Zulu, and a tear-off stub with its own barcode.
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