Airlines May Eliminate Advance Boarding Passes
Several carriers are considering eliminating advance boarding passes in view of FAA's heightened airport security requirements. American and American Eagle said this week they will issue boarding passes only on the day of departure, effective June 1, but will continue to offer seat reservations at...
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