Booking Flights with AAA

[DinahInWonderland]

For my upcoming trip in May I booked my entire package through AAA, including flights. This was the first time I have ever not made my own reservations. I recieved my docs. today and am nervous about not having an actual ticket and confirmation number for my flight. Isn't this something I'm going to need when I show up at the airport? Or will the AAA flight voucher be good enough? Thanks in advance!

 

[Jestocost]

Do they have you booked on a mainstream airline or on some kind of charter flight? I have to imagine it's the former, in which case you may need something more than just a AAA voucher. Honestly, I haven't had to produce anything but a photo ID in ages and they can do everything they need to do with just your name, but I think technically you could be asked for more. You can even use most, if not all, airline self-service kiosks to get boarding passes and check your bags by typing in your name or swiping a credit card.

If you know the airline, you also can probably go on to their Web site and look up your reservation by name, date and flight #. You may need to set up a FF account # (if you don't have one already) before you can do that, but that's usually pretty easy.

 

[DinahInWonderland]

Thanks for the quick reply! I'm booked on Continental. The only way I can seem to look up my reservation through their website is with a confirmation number which neither I nor my AAA agent seem to have (my agent hasn't been much help with things). But thank you for the info; I'm just very uneasy about going into something without all the info!