Do any airlines post flight tickets anymore?
07 November 2006, 10:48 AM
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Do any airlines post flight tickets anymore?
Just wondering, just booked some flights with Thomas Cook on-line, flying with KLM and the email confirmation said they would post the tickets??
I thought it was all email e-tickets now-a-days, esp as its more cost efective for them than posting physical tickets.
I fly in just over 2 weeks so would have thought they would email them?
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I thought it was all email e-tickets now-a-days, esp as its more cost efective for them than posting physical tickets.
I fly in just over 2 weeks so would have thought they would email them?
R.
07 November 2006, 10:55 AM
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Ive been told to just go straight to check in desk with my confirmation number. Saying that I need to chase it up cause I dont even know who Im flying with I dont think 
07 November 2006, 11:15 AM
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You don't even need to take the confirmation number with you nowadays.
I always just go to check in desk/self service kiosk, they swipe my passport and it automatically brings my booking up on their screen.
I always just go to check in desk/self service kiosk, they swipe my passport and it automatically brings my booking up on their screen.
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Originally Posted by RoShamBo
Just wondering, just booked some flights with Thomas Cook on-line, flying with KLM and the email confirmation said they would post the tickets??
I thought it was all email e-tickets now-a-days, esp as its more cost efective for them than posting physical tickets.
I fly in just over 2 weeks so would have thought they would email them?
R.
I thought it was all email e-tickets now-a-days, esp as its more cost efective for them than posting physical tickets.
I fly in just over 2 weeks so would have thought they would email them?
R.
Had exactly the same for our recent trip to Orlando - E-mail said tickets would be posted - had to ring them up to be told they just send confirmation numbers now !
As long as you have a confirmation number you should be OK !
07 November 2006, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by davegtt
Anyone flown with Globespan before? Never heard of them myself.
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