How to use Grok Bot to recover a flight and boarding pass
@TobiasLeyland reports Grok Bot booking airport parking and checking him in for his flight home during conference sessions. A chat screenshot describes recovering the trip through guest check-in and delivering the boarding pass.
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Find my [return-flight booking] and retrieve my boarding pass. If it is missing from my logged-in account, check the booking details before trying guest check-in. Keep my seat, decline paid upgrades and send me the pass.
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Sourced account- Source poster / publisher
- @TobiasLeyland
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- Reported result
- @TobiasLeyland reports airport parking booked, return-flight check-in completed and a boarding pass sent to his phone. The screenshot shows Grok Bot reporting guest check-in recovery, saved-detail confirmation and a pass attachment.
- Human involvement
- The screenshot shows the user requesting the boarding pass after finding no upcoming trips in his account. Wider permissions, payment approval and final pass review are not described.
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How the agent did it
- @TobiasLeyland reports Grok Bot booked airport parking before his outbound flight.
- When his logged-in account showed no upcoming trip, he asked Grok Bot to retrieve his boarding pass.
- The bot reported finding the KLM trip through guest check-in using the booking code because it was under a separate email without the Flying Blue number.
@TobiasLeyland reports that Grok Bot booked airport parking before he flew out, then checked him in for his flight home while he was stuck in conference sessions. It sent the boarding pass to his phone. The attached conversation supplies more detail than the short list in the post.
In that screenshot, the user says his logged-in account shows no upcoming trips and asks the bot to retrieve his boarding pass, preferably an Apple Wallet version. Grok Bot's reply says the KLM booking was made under a separate email address without the user's Flying Blue number attached.
The bot reports finding the trip through guest check-in using the booking code. It says it confirmed saved passport details from the outbound leg, declined paid upgrades and kept the aisle seat. Its response includes a checked-in indicator and a boarding-pass attachment, and says the PDF and mobile pass were downloaded and sent to the user's inbox.
These are the poster's report and the bot's visible completion message, not an independent airline verification. The airport-parking booking has no comparable process detail in the attachment. The source does not give a fare, parking price, time saved or general payment-approval policy. The user's explicit pass-retrieval request is visible; broader review and permission arrangements are not.
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Source: X · @TobiasLeyland
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Why was the flight missing from the logged-in account?
Grok Bot's visible reply says the trip was booked under a separate email without the user's Flying Blue number attached.
How did the bot retrieve the boarding pass?
It reported using guest check-in with the booking code, confirming saved passport details, declining paid upgrades and retaining the aisle seat.
Does the source show an Apple Wallet pass working?
The user requested one if possible. The screenshot reports email delivery and shows a pass attachment; it does not demonstrate adding a pass to Apple Wallet.
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Remaining steps
- It reported confirming saved passport details, declining paid upgrades and keeping the aisle seat.
- The screenshot shows a boarding-pass attachment and the bot reporting PDF and mobile-pass delivery to the user's inbox.
About this account
Grok Bot reports adapting from a missing logged-in booking to guest check-in, confirming saved details, declining upgrades and retrieving the pass.
Opened the original X post and its available replies directly on 2026-10-28; checked the author bio and attached media where present. Read the attached chat screenshot and available reply. Captured relevant actions only; omitted private booking, seat, route and email identifiers. The screenshot substantiates booking recovery and pass retrieval, not the airport-parking process or Apple Wallet installation. Outcomes are the poster's account, not an independently reproduced result. Suggested prompt written by Agents In Use; the source does not publish an exact task prompt.
Credit: @TobiasLeyland
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Tools and topics
Grok Bot · KLM · Flying Blue
Flight check-in · Booking recovery · Boarding pass
Editorial completeness: 100/100. Measures documented fields, not agent performance or verified outcomes.