BOARDING passes contain much more information than meets the eye. These passes typically reveal your flight number and the plane’s route, as well as some of your personal information. There’s a letter combination you never want to see on your boarding passGetty Images - Getty If you’ve ever looked closely at a paper boarding pass, you might have noticed that they usually have a variety of letters. Your flight number typically contains a combination of letters and numbers. The two letters at the start of your flight number denote the airline you’re traveling with. For example, DL stands for Delta Air Lines. These two-letter codes have been established by the International
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