E-ticket..give me infos pls.

[heno 0]

My husband purchased me a PAL e-ticket using his credit card in an online travel agency. Where do i get my itirenary? In their Cubao office or at the airport? Pls send me details. This is my first time. Is it true that photocopy of my husband's credit card and i.d. are both ask at the check in? Is fax ok?

[*JG* 2]

You can't look it up online?

[shining_angel 1]

I also got my ticket online .i got my iterinary online..printed it and presented it to the airport personnel. and no..they didnt ask for photocopy of the credit card or ID that was used in purchasing the ticket. Better give the agency a call. and be sure to confirm your flight with the airlines 72 hours or 24 hours prior to ur flight. Happy trip

[Mike_Zandy 0]

Hello.. your husband may have to fax a copy of his credit card and drivers license to the agency. I had to for my wifes ticket.

[rheanick 42]

The e-ticket has your flight schedule, time and plane number

Just bring a photocopy, or fax copy or scanned copy of your fiance credit card.

Sometimes, during check-in, they ask for the photocopy of the credit card. Sometimes, they dont.

Hello.. your husband may have to fax a copy of his credit card and drivers license to the agency. I had to for my wifes ticket.

[ED*Riza 0]

PAL is very strict with CC. This is base on my experience with our trip from boracay to cebu last oct 19, 2008. I forgot the CC that I used to purchased the tickets. We ended up buying new tickets and asked for a refund for the unused ones.

[Rocky_nBullwinkle 6]

PAL is very strict with CC. This is base on my experience with our trip from boracay to cebu last oct 19, 2008. I forgot the CC that I used to purchased the tickets. We ended up buying new tickets and asked for a refund for the unused ones.

Yeah, PAL is very strict with E-ticket bought through credit card. My husband bought my e-ticket (Manila to San Francisco) online. He sent me a photocopy of his credit card and passport. In his effort to protect his credit card Identity, he tried to hide his credit card account number by shading that part with a black ink. When I presented them at the airport, PAL was asking for another photocopy of my husband's credit card with the account number visible. It was that or they won't let me board the plane. I called my husband and asked him to fax another copy of his credit card. But alls well that ends well. It was a lesson learned for me and my husband.