Evidence of Flight is a term used to describe physical items or records that demonstrate that an individual has traveled via air. This includes things like boarding passes, luggage tags, and other forms of identification that prove a person has taken a flight. Evidence of Flight is often used to confirm an individual's identity or to verify their whereabouts or activities. There are several types of Evidence of Flight, including: • Paper Tickets: A printed or digital paper ticket issued by an airline that contains the passenger's flight information such as departure and arrival times, flight number, destination, and route. • Boarding Pass: A printed or digital document that a passenger must present to gain access to the aircraft, as well as to confirm their identity and seat assignment. • Luggage Tags: Stickers or tags attached to a passenger's luggage that includes their name, flight number, and destination. • Airport Security Checks: Records of a passenger's identity that is checked against a database of registered travelers when they pass through security. • Receipts: Printed or digital receipts issued by an airline or airport that provides proof that a flight was purchased or taken.