Matthew Montano wrote: > AA's Boarding Pass: Same size, texture and colour as the receipt you > would get from an ATM or Burger King. Really easy to loose in a wallet. > Unless you have your AAdvantage # applied, it prints a blank for the > Freq. Flier #. Usability testing was obviously not done. >=20 > (AA's REGULAR boarding passes are hard to loose, feel like a boarding > pass and print my Alaskan Mileage Plus #) These flimsy new boarding passes seem to be the norm for kiosks. I've seen= them from Delta and Hawaiian too. United is the only one I've seen that u= ses regular ticket stock in their kiosks. Alaska and Horizon, on the other= hand, seem to be using the thinner paper for everything, even when you che= ck in with an agent. I prefer the older style boarding passes as well, but I'm getting used to t= he new ones. At least AA upgraded the software in their kiosks, it used to= print only your last name and first initial, now it prints the whole name. --=20 David Mueller / DAB dmueller7@xxxxxxxxx http://www.quanterium.com