Web Check-In : Fast, Simple, Stress-Free

For domestic UK flights, check-in usually opens 24-48 hours before departure. For international flights, it often opens 48 hours before but may close earlier (3-4 hours). Check your airline’s website for exact times.

For domestic UK flights, mobile boarding passes are widely accepted. For international flights, some airports require a printed boarding pass, so check your airline’s and destination’s requirements in advance.

Yes, most airlines allow seat changes via their website or app until check-in closes, though fees may apply for premium seats. Log in to your airline’s portal using your booking reference to make changes.

If you encounter issues, try contacting the airline’s support team directly. Alternatively, arrive at the airport early to check in at the counter. For international flights, ensure all travel documents are ready to avoid delays.

Yes, most airlines allow you to check in all passengers on the same booking reference, provided you have their details (e.g., full name, passport for international flights). Verify this with your airline’s policy.

Yes, some low-cost carriers (e.g., Ryanair, easyJet) may charge for seat selection or require mandatory online check-in to avoid airport check-in fees.

If you miss the online check-in window, you can check in at the airport, but arrive early to account for queues. Some airlines may charge a fee for airport check-in, especially for domestic flights. So, don’t miss and do web check-in in due time.

Many airlines allow you to add extra baggage or other services during web check-in via their website or app. Check your airline’s options and fees when you log in to check in.