What an Apple Wallet pass does for your client's itinerary, why it's the highest-perception polish you can ship, and how TravelForza generates them automatically.
A .pkpass file is a packaged image + JSON + Apple-signed certificate that creates a "pass" living inside iPhone Wallet. The pass appears on the lock screen when the trip is near, lets the client open the full itinerary with one tap, and updates automatically when flight details change.
Travelers see this and think "this is a real agency, not someone with a Squarespace site."
3 reasons:
TravelForza signs each itinerary with an Apple Pass certificate (Apple Developer Program required). Each flight in the itinerary gets its own pass with the route, terminal, gate, and QR code linking back to the live itinerary.
One tap from the public itinerary link → "Add to Apple Wallet" → pass installs.
Apple Wallet supports push updates. When flight status changes (gate, delay, baggage carousel), the pass updates and notifies the user — even with the phone locked. TravelForza fires these updates via FlightAware integration.
TravelForza generates Apple Wallet passes per flight automatically. The client just taps "Add to Wallet."
Start free trialNo — it's iOS-only. Android users get Google Wallet support (different format). TravelForza supports both.
$99/year. Required to sign Apple Wallet passes. TravelForza handles this on the platform side, so individual agents don't need their own.