Built for journeys
This format is built for a specific trip, not an ongoing customer account.
Template overview
See the pass first. Then make it yours.
Create a boarding pass for travel or transit journeys where details need to stay visible at exactly the right moment.
Try the pass
You can try a real boarding-pass example before adapting it for your own journey or service.
Ready at the right moment
Use it for precise moments when journey details can change.
Travel fit
It fits airline, rail, and transit journeys where timing and changing details matter.
Try it first
Try it. Then make it yours.
Add the sample pass to your wallet to see how it looks, feels, and fits the customer experience before you start customising it.
- Use this when the pass needs to support a specific trip or journey.
- See how travel programmes use this format in practice.
- Explore the travel industry page for airline, rail, and transit examples.
- Use the developer pages when live journey data needs to connect to other systems.
Keep exploring
See it in action.
The next pages show how teams launch, price, and connect this pass type in practice.
See the wider journey.
The related use case shows the customer journey, operating model, and common ways teams use this format.
Related use casePlan your launch.
See the next steps for turning this example into a live programme.
Get startedCheck pricing early.
See how PassKit is priced while you are still shaping the scope.
See pricingConnect it to your systems.
Explore the developer pages if this pass needs APIs, automation, or system integration.
Developers
FAQ
Common questions.
Quick answers before you build.
When should I use a boarding pass like this?
Use it when the pass is tied to a specific journey and needs to show time-sensitive travel details like gate, seat, or departure information.
Can this format work for travel and transit programmes?
Yes. It suits journeys where customers need the pass at a very specific moment and may need updated details along the way.
What should I do next if I want one like this?
Try the example in your wallet first, then open the template in PassKit and adapt it for your travel or transit experience.