The pass · explained
How a Roll Pass works.
A planning concept for benefits during a connection. The artwork is an Atlanta example, not a credential you can use. No ride, access or discount is available through this page.
Roll Pass · —
Not issuedNo pass is issued for this reference.
Issuance is not connected in this release: no partner has named a traveller, a place or a benefit, so there is nothing here to show at a desk.
- Route and place
- Not confirmed. The pass covers the airport, terminal and area its issuer names.
- Who can use it
- Not issued. A pass belongs to one named traveller and one named partner.
- Using it
- Unavailable. Only the partner can confirm a benefit was used.
The code appears when a pass is issued. A code drawn without an issuer would scan to nothing, so this surface stays closed.
Before a pass is real
What the pass would need
Each state is separate. A planning window or sample artwork does not confirm any of them.
Route and placeWe confirm the airport you connect through, where you are going and the area the pass covers.Not confirmed
Who can use itEvery benefit needs a named partner, dates, conditions and the traveller it belongs to.Not issued
Using itOnly the partner can confirm a benefit was used. A screen or a saved plan cannot.Unavailable
Next step
Plan first, confirm later.
Use the sample plan to understand your connection window. Before leaving the airport, confirm your flights, ticket relationship, terminal, baggage, entry conditions and return route. A Roll Pass is not a boarding pass or travel document.