Electronic Tickets?

[markey]

I've flown many times, but this is only the second time I have electronic tickets, and they make me nervous. I got the tickets from Expedia and did not feel like paying the extra for paper tickets. My question is, if I go to the airport, which is close to where I live, can I get regular paper tickets for no charge?

[GAIL HAYDEN]

I would call the airline and find out. Each airline has unique rules, and since we don't know who you booked with, it is impossible to comment. I am sure the airline is toll free.
I only use Etickets, btw. That way if I loose them, it is no big deal, just show ID and I am on my way.
I also "curb" my luggage and the sky cap can sign me in right there, no lines. With Delta and a paper ticket, this is not possible. They can sign you in, take your luggage, but cannot issue a boarding pass, so, you are stuck in line.

[BobBrazeal]

I don't know about going to the airport to get a paper ticket. I fly a lot for business and even more personally to get back to see family and of course to get down to Disney. I was nervous the first few times that I had an E-ticket. I've been flying now on E-tickets for many, many years and probably fly 10-15 times a year. I've never once had a problem. I have seen others with paper tickets that couldn't find this stub or that copy that were occasionally in real danger of being left behind.

[markey]

Thanks, you have eased my mind. We are flying with US Air.