Nauru Airlines flight check-in
Nauru
Quick answer
Nauru Airlines online check-in opens 24 h before departure. Online check-in is free.
| Online check-in opens | 24 h before departure |
|---|---|
| Check-in fee | online check-in is free |
| Boarding pass | mobile boarding pass, print at home |
Times apply to most routes; long-haul, US and some airport-specific deadlines differ. Confirm on the official website before travelling.
How online check-in works
1
Open the airline website or app and enter your booking code and last name
Online check-in
Booking codeA1B2C3
Last nameSMITH
Continue
2
Pick a seat and confirm your travel details
Select your seat
Confirm
3
Download or print your boarding pass
Boarding pass
SMITH / JOHN14A
Nauru Airlines allows online check-in for eligible passengers, typically available 24 hours before departure. Online check-in reduces wait times at the airport and allows you to select seats and review baggage information in advance.
- Visit the airline's official website and select the online check-in option
- Enter your booking reference and passenger last name
- Review flight details and select or confirm your seat
- Declare any baggage and review baggage allowances for your route
- Complete the check-in process and download or save your boarding pass
Practical tip: Complete online check-in well before your flight time, as airport procedures may require you to present physical documentation or complete additional security steps for regional Pacific flights.
Can I check in at the airport instead of online?
Yes. Passengers who do not use online check-in can complete check-in at the airport counter. Arrive at least 2–3 hours before departure for international or regional flights to allow time for check-in, baggage handling, and security screening.
What if my flight information is incorrect in the online check-in system?
Contact [email protected] or call +61 7 3229 6455 immediately to update your booking. Do not attempt to check in online if your details are wrong; resolve the issue with reservations first to avoid boarding complications.