Import a boarding pass from Apple Wallet?

Yes, for flights. The pass is already on your phone, so there’s no reason to type it out a second time. Share it into Lumoria and the route, the times, the seat and the flight number arrive already in place.

How to do it

1. Open the pass in Wallet, or open the .pkpass file itself (the pass file an airline emails you) in Mail, Messages or Files.
2. Tap the share button and pick Lumoria from the share sheet.
3. Lumoria opens on its import step and reads the pass. You’ll see “Reading pass…”.
4. Check what it filled in, and type in anything it couldn’t read.
5. Pick a style and tap Create ticket. It prints like any other.

There are two ways in. Tap + in the Tickets tab and choose Import an existing ticket, or share the pass straight out of Wallet, Mail or Files. Wallet itself can only be reached by sharing, since iOS doesn’t let apps browse your passes. The share button is still the route for a pass you’re looking at right now.

Not just boarding passes

Flights and trains arrive with the route, the times and the seat. Concert, festival, museum and cinema passes work too. Ticketmaster, DICE and Eventim all issue real Wallet passes, and Lumoria now reads them as what they are rather than turning them away. A loyalty card or a coffee stamp isn’t a ticket, and those still come back unread.

If it can’t read every field

You’ll see a banner: “We couldn’t detect every field. Fill in the rest below.” Nothing is lost. What it did read is already in the form, and the rest are ordinary fields you can type into.

Some airlines mark their passes so they can’t be shared. If Lumoria doesn’t appear in the share sheet, that’s why. Start a Plane ticket from the + instead.