Plane ticket Question

[Flames9_RN 358]

When buying online, thats pretty much al lyou get is an eletronic ticket! Just print it off and your set. Actually, in most cases you do not even have to do that. Just show ID at the ticket counter and your good to go

[mrswooten4ever 0]

100% reliable they are all i've ever used. You show your electronic receipt at checkin and they issue you with paper tickets and boarding pass.

Adele

[isleta521 5]

I fly over 150k miles a year, and only use e-tickets.

If you have paper tickets and they get lost, you are totally screwed.

Absolutely correct!! One time connecting in Sao Paulo the lady forgot to give me back my tcket flying from DFW to Abq (at least that was the last place I had my paper tickets) and I had a hell of a hassle to get my connecting flights in order- had to pay a hundred US dollars more and stress way overlimit, but better than walking home. Paper tickets make me very nervous.

[cbd2cai 0]

I've been using e-tickets exclusively for flying for maybe 5 years now . . . business traveler mostly and they never have time to get you tickets. I print out the boarding pass before I leave for the airport or use the kiosk to check it. Really with the computer systems the way they are now, it is so easy. Just showing the check-in ppl (on international flights) your ID seems to be all they want most of the time.

I've uses e-tickets to fly international several times and only had problems one time . . . when my travel companion got me on to a flight that I wasn't originally booked on . . . the ppl in Frankfurt seemed to get quite snippy and asked for my ticket, LOL! I said that the itinerary is all they give you now . . . and they should know that . . it is the airline that is doing it, so their ticketing/checkin agents should know all this, LOL.

[griffin 7]

Greetings!

I actually used E ticket from cebu city, no hassle!

griffin

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

E-tickets are fine. Just Keep the receipt with you (print it out).

[Reba 2]

I haven't used a paper ticket in probably 8 years or so now. You do usually have the option of the on-line booking to have them send you one, but I've never bothered with that, I just print the receipt and itinerary and off I go.

Charlotte airport used to give me a hassle a few years ago, but they seem to have moved into the 21st century now

Heck, if you can get to the self-check in kiosk, you don't even need to talk to people anymore if you don't have luggage to check! I used to love that, before the carry-on rules got more strict after 9/11. I could just check in with the machine, print my boarding pass and roll on thru security.

[esperando 0]

I like e-tickets you dont have to worry about loosing them and waiting for them in the mail. My experience is that they are eaiser to change if need be! I buy all my tickets like that just be careful that you dont use a site that is a scam. Stick to the well known popular sites like Expedia, Cheap tickets, ect.

Allison

[MrMrsKnight 0]

We only use e-tickets and they're 100% reliable!

[trey 0]

I've used them in the past and never once had any problems. Good idea to call the airline or check their website for schedule changes. Mine changed (only by a couple hours) 2 days before I was to go.

[yogib37 3]

yeah E-tickets are great. I have never had a problem with them. Even some airlines Like Cathay Pacific only give out E-tickets. they dont have paper ones anymore. My wife came over from Hong Kong on Cathay pacific and she never used e-tickets before. She did not have any problems..

[Jasman0717 9]

E tickets are great

[MandR 0]

E tickets defiantely the way to go.... Infact some U.S. airlines are going to and some already are charging a fee for a regular ticket