Help with airline & Electronic Ticketing

[mom_rules]

I've never booked my own air fare before but did
so this time online to get a great rate. They issue
an electronic ticket. Can anyone tell me how this
works? Do I just take my fax e-ticket to the check
in desk when we are at the airport? or should I be
asking for something else?
Just a little nervous.

 

[Joyciemc]

At the check-in desk, you'll just give your ID and (if they ask for it) the confirmation number you got when you booked. Every time I've done this (and that's a lot), I just handed them my license, told them what flight I'm checking in for and they took my baggage and gave me my boarding pass.
Have a good trip!

 

[bunnyfoo]

Yep. Just make sure you have id ... I've used e-tickets many times and have never had a problem Some airlines, like Air Canada, have automated check in systems ... You can just put your credit card (the one you used to book your ticket) and it will print you out a boarding pass.

 

[mom_rules]

You gotta like this-it's too easy.

I do feel much better now.

Thanks

 

[Fire14]

I have used self check in flying northwest it was a breeze. Flying america west I just took my luggage and confirmation number to check in counter and got boarding passes.

 

[seashoreCM]

If it would make you more comfortable, make a photocopy of the ticket receipt and bring that with you to the airport.

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