Neo Yoshizaki

From a convenience perspective, web check-in puts you in control of your travel experience. You can do it from anywhere with an internet connection—your home, your office, or a coffee shop—at a time that suits you. There's no need to rush to the airport extra early just to stand in line. Furthermore, having your boarding pass on your phone (as a QR code) means one less thing to keep track of; no worrying about printing a paper pass or it getting lost or damaged. This digital approach is not only convenient but also more environmentally friendly. It also allows for last-minute changes; if you realize you'd prefer an aisle seat to a window seat at the last moment, you can often quickly log in and see if a switch is possible, something that's much harder to do at a crowded airport counter.