American Airlines has expanded its mobile boarding pass service to 19 additional U.S. airports. The service allows customers departing on U.S. domestic flights from select airports to receive their boarding passes electronically on their mobile phones or PDAs, saving time and bypassing the need to print and present a paper boarding pass at the airport.

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Louis Armstrong International Airport ranks fourth among small airports in a North American Airport Satisfaction Study by J.D. Power and Associates. The Kenner airport was ranked 14th in the same study last year.

The study, now in its eighth year, evaluates a range of factors, including baggage claim, terminal facilities, security checkpoints and food and retail services.

Louis Armstrong was ranked against other small airports, or airports that serve fewer than 10 million passengers a year.

The study found that overall satisfaction with the nation’s airports is down because of flight delays and cancellations and service cutbacks.

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