Let’s look at the two boarding passes side by side and compare them carefully.
First, notice that both passes have barcodes, flight numbers, seat numbers, and other details — but we’re looking for what’s *different* between them.
On the left pass:
- The large number in the middle is
277
- Below it says “AIRPORT” on a black background
- There are several small barcodes with codes like “F1946”, “F1950”, etc.
- At the top right of the barcode section: “D3146L T14248”
On the right pass:
- Instead of “277”, there’s a green box with text inside
- Inside the green box: “AIRPORT KL 1592” (and some smaller text)
- The same small barcodes appear below, but now they’re labeled with “EF0” next to each code
- At the top right of the barcode section: “D2746L 774268”
Now let’s list the differences clearly:
1. The big number “277” on the left is replaced by a green box with “AIRPORT KL 1592” on the right.
2. The label under the main barcode changed from “D3146L T14248” to “D2746L 774268”.
3. On the right pass, each small barcode has “EF0” written beside it — this doesn’t appear on the left.
4. The green color block appears only on the right pass.
So, the key differences are:
- Replacement of “277” with a green info box
- Different alphanumeric codes at the top right
- Addition of “EF0” labels next to small barcodes on the right
Final Answer:
The right boarding pass has a green box replacing “277”, different top-right codes (“D2746L 774268” vs “D3146L T14248”), and adds “EF0” next to each small barcode — while the left pass does not have these features.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable airline luggage tags.
