Posted on Mar 5, 2017

Why You Should NEVER Throw Your Boarding Pass Away, Not Even After Your Flight. The Reason? I Had...

Sgt Kelli Mays

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I was not aware of this...good information to know about your boarding pass.

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SFC George Smith

Posted 8 y ago

there is massive amounts of personal Information especially in the Bar Codes... use them to start Fires in the BBQ...

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Capt Tom Brown

Posted 8 y ago

At one time I recall handing my boarding pass to the gate attendant who scanned and kept it. Haven't flown in a long time tho, maybe things have changed - I have heard they are using jet planes now..

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Posted 8 y ago

Thanks for the info Sgt Kelli Mays Will be shredding them from now on.

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