Checking in for a Delta flight just became a lot easier.
Delta now automatically sends boarding passes to passengers 24 hours before a flight if they’re using Delta’s mobile app. Flyers just have to open the Fly Delta app to trigger the check-in.
The change has only rolled out to iOS users at this time, but an Android update is likely to follow.
Delta is the first U.S. airline to offer such a service. The move could spur other airlines to adopt a similar feature for their apps.
It’s not yet clear how customers can check bags and request seat changes, as is sometimes done during the check-in process. TIME has reached out to Delta to clarify if and how this can be done through its app and will update once the airline responds.
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