No. A boarding-pass barcode can contain identifying and travel information, and visible confirmation details may help someone access or alter a reservation.
Protect your trip
- Do not post boarding-pass photos—even with part of the barcode covered.
- Do not leave printed passes behind on the plane or in a hotel.
- Shred paper passes after travel.
- Keep confirmation numbers and loyalty details private.
This page provides general security guidance, not a guarantee that any individual message is safe. When money, passwords, remote access, or sensitive records are involved, verify through a separate trusted channel.