This airline is eliminating paper boarding passes in just six weeks — and flyers are fuming: ‘What do I do now?’

In a controversial move, a major airline has announced it will eliminate paper boarding passes in just six weeks, requiring all passengers to use smartphones for check-in. This decision has sparked frustration among many flyers who are concerned about the accessibility and reliability of digital boarding passes. As technology continues to evolve, this shift highlights the growing reliance on smartphones in travel, but it also raises questions about how it affects those who may not have easy access to such devices.