about flight changes

[shelby2001]

Ok I am in my early 30's have flown 1 time in my whole life and that was 12 years ago on my honeymoon and we are flying in December and Delta has changed our flights 4 times in the last month. I have e-tickets do I need to get new e-ticket due to the flight changes that have been made?

 

[Beverly Lynn]

no an e-tkt is an electronic tkt. that means your tkt is in the computer system. all you need to do is show your id and tell them what flight you are on. or give them your original flight info and they can pull up your ressie from that one. your PNR will show every single change done to your ressie.

 

[BillPA]

follow the attached link, and use your Delta Skymiles number to confirm your flight. You can also sign up for Skymiles at this link. This way you can make sure you have the current information on flights. You can also select you seats on line.


https://www.delta.com/servlet/VCIServlet?cmd=getInfo

 

[seashoreCM]

Nowadays (9/14/01 and after) it is recommended you bring the e-ticket receipt with you. Sort'a defeats the idea of the convenience of e-tickets but it always helps to have something to show to security or to show to the gate agent if the computers malfunction.

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[Beverly Lynn]

your PNR can be pulled up by flight number, name, date of travel and also by looking at the manifest of that flight, and by the pnr locator. (which is the confirmation code they give you) all you need is one of these things.