Self-service check-in options
While Air Canada customers always have the option of speaking directly with an agent at any of the airports we serve, using one of our three convenient self-service options offers you the quickest, easiest way to check in for your next flight. Choose the one that best fits with your travel plans the next time you fly Air Canada.

| Allows you to: | Check in on aircanada.com. |
Check in using your PDA, Blackberry, or other mobile device. |
Check in at one of our self-service airport kiosks. |

| Print your boarding pass online at aircanada.com. | ![]() |
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| Receive an electronic boarding pass on your mobile device. | ![]() |
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| (Re)print your boarding pass at an airport kiosk. | ![]() |
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| Tag your own baggage. | ![]() |
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| Apply for upgrade(s) (if eligible). | ![]() |
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| Add or change your frequent traveller/Aeroplan number. | ![]() |
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| Stand by for an earlier same–day flight (if eligible). |
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| Make a same–day change to your flight (if eligible). | ![]() |
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| Cancel check-in. | ![]() |
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| Check in when travelling as part of a group. | ![]() |
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| Check in when travelling with an infant or child.* | ![]() |
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| * | Children traveling alone and customers with special needs must check in with an agent at the airport. When traveling with an infant or child and checking in with a mobile device, boarding passes must be printed at the airport. |







