No, web check-in and a boarding pass are two distinct steps in the air travel process. Web check-in is the action you take—usually via an airline's website or app 24 to 48 hours before departure—to confirm your intent to fly, provide your travel documents (like passport details), and select your seat. The boarding pass is the document generated as a result of a successful check-in. It serves as your official "license" to enter the secure area of the airport and board the aircraft. A boarding pass contains critical real-time information such as your gate number, boarding group, seat assignment, and a unique QR/barcode for scanning. While you can complete web check-in on a computer, you must either print the resulting boarding pass or save the digital version to your smartphone's "Wallet" to use it at the airport. In some international cases, even after completing web check-in, you may still be required to visit a physical kiosk or counter to have your documents verified before a "final" boarding pass is issued to you.