question about flying...

[super pr*xy 0]

i bought my fiancee's ticket here in the states. and for a few years now, philippine airlines have been issuing e-tickets. i was just wondering if there is something else my fiancee has to present the airlines when checking in other than her passport and a printed itenarary. any help is greatly appreciated..

[super pr*xy 0]

also, does anybody know the weight limit of the check in baggages allowed per passenger?

[Lil Miss Sunshine 14]

i bought my fiancee's ticket here in the states. and for a few years now, philippine airlines have been issuing e-tickets. i was just wondering if there is something else my fiancee has to present the airlines when checking in other than her passport and a printed itenarary. any help is greatly appreciated..

yes, that would suffice. she just needs to present the e-ticket at the PAL counter.

also, does anybody know the weight limit of the check in baggages allowed per passenger?

For Journeys to/from the USA and Canada (Piece System)

Mabuhay (Business) Class Maximum of two (2) pieces with a total dimension of 124 inches (316cms) and no piece exceeding 62 inches (158 cms). Each piece should not exceed 32 kilograms (70 lbs)

Fiesta (Economy) Class

Maximum of two (2) pieces with a total dimension 107 inches (273 cms) and no piece exceeding 62 inches (158 cms). Each piece should not exceed 32 kilograms (70 lbs)

from:

http://www.philippineairlines.com/tridionr...e_allowance.jsp

[super pr*xy 0]

e-ticket meaning what? the thing that i get from my travel agent is a reciept that i bring when i travel. they never asked me for it, but i present it anyway...

sorry about my ignorance. is the itenerary enough or does she need more proof that it's her flight? are they gonna ask for more than a printed thing from my travel agent?

[Lil Miss Sunshine 14]

e-ticket meaning what? the thing that i get from my travel agent is a reciept that i bring when i travel. they never asked me for it, but i present it anyway...

sorry about my ignorance. is the itenerary enough or does she need more proof that it's her flight? are they gonna ask for more than a printed thing from my travel agent?

i booked my ticket through a friend that owns a travel agency. we just talked over the phone about the details of my flight then she emailed me my e-ticket after i deposited the payment in the travel agency's bank account. transaction just happened over the phone. just like you, i was skeptic about presenting my e-ticket to the airline counter. but the she reassured me that it is enough.

your fiancee just needs the e-ticket (which should contain her flight details and such) and the passport then she will be furnished a boarding pass

[honeybadger 0]

i bought my fiancee's ticket here in the states. and for a few years now, philippine airlines have been issuing e-tickets. i was just wondering if there is something else my fiancee has to present the airlines when checking in other than her passport and a printed itenarary. any help is greatly appreciated..

Hi!

I think she also need to present a valid Identification (ID) upon check-in!

god Bless and have a safe trip!

[super pr*xy 0]

thanks for the reply guys. i have some numbers for PAL international offices but i have no idea which one to call.

[~bLairwhich~ 0]

E-ticket would be enough, No need to worry, it's acceptable.

All you need is the passport and e-ticket if plane ticket wasn't available.

Php 750 pesos cash for tax is also needed. ATM sucks there so better have the cash ready.

Have a safe flight!

E-ticket is the iterinary itself, in fact you can actually present the iterinary numbers or ticket numbers printed appearing in the e-ticket, it's all ready recorded in their database, so they just need to check if it matches the passport.

e-ticket meaning what? the thing that i get from my travel agent is a reciept that i bring when i travel. they never asked me for it, but i present it anyway...

sorry about my ignorance. is the itenerary enough or does she need more proof that it's her flight? are they gonna ask for more than a printed thing from my travel agent?

Edited September 2, 2008 by ~bLairwhich~