What is zone and sequence in boarding pass?

The sequence number on a flight boarding pass is a number that indicates the order in which passengers are allowed to board the aircraft. The sequence number is typically assigned based on factors such as the passenger's ticket class, frequent flyer status, and the number of bags they are checking.



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Next comes Zone 1. This is for Silver status (the easiest to achieve), and those with the company's credit card. You can also pay extra for early boarding, allowing you to join this group. Next is Zone 2. This is considered “general” status.

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You can only board once your zone is called. Signs indicating where your zone is are located in front of your flight's boarding gate.

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The first involves your status within the Frontier Miles frequent traveler program. Elite 20K, 50K, and 100K members all get priority (also known as Zone 1) boarding. But it's not just elite members who get to board earlier; if you paid a carry-on bag fee, you may get access to Zone 1 boarding, too.

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You will not be informed of the gate number if you are taking the boarding pass in advance i.e. online. In such cases, you will have to get it from the counter or may be at the kiosks installed in some airports. Another way is to look for the gate number in the display boards which are installed in the lounges.

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