Here are the first 10 airlines that are being support by iOS 26 Wallet app\u2019s boarding pass Live Activity feature.<\/p>\n
When Apple announced the iOS 26 software update at WWDC on June 9, it shared details on a number of upcoming features. One of those is an upgraded support for airline boarding passes within the Wallet app, and now we know which airlines are on board.<\/p>\n
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The new feature will see boarding passes available via the iPhone\u2019s Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, while quick access to features like Apple Maps and Find My for luggage tracking will also be added. The Wallet app will automatically figure out information like delays and the departure gate, too.<\/p>\n
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Now, Apple has confirmed that the new boarding passes will be available starting with Air Canada, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Jetstar, Lufthansa Group, Qantas, Southwest Airlines, United Airlines, and Virgin Australia.<\/p>\n
More airlines will no doubt come online at a later date, but there is a large collection there and a decent starting off point for frequent flyers.<\/p>\n
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Apple\u2019s iOS 26 software update is currently available in developer beta, with a public beta expected to be released in July. Apple is then likely to release the software to the world this September, likely alongside the release of the iPhone 17 lineup. The same month is also expected to include the launch of at least one new Apple Watch, too.<\/p>\n
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