Nickynackynoo
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You should have a booking reference number, many companies issue e tickets, you just print off the page at the end of the booking.
If in doubt ring the airline that you booked with. |
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♥shushin♥
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You will either recieve by post or get a e-ticket via email or collect at airport. |
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thumberlina
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You should be able to print them out - or use your credit card at the airport to get them from the check-in machine. |
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cherub
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Online bookings are known as ticketless flights. You will have received an email confirming your booking. If you can, print it out and bring it to the airport. If not, make sure you copy down your reference number on a piece of paper and that will be enough. Make sure you have passport also of course. |
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taxed till i die,
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These days you receive a conformation e-mail with flight details ,Just print it out or write the number down and use that instead of tickets.With your passport. |
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Zasetti
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The usual policy when I did this is to print your confirmation e-mail.
You then show this on check-in.
Just the same as your tickets.
Enjoy your flight. |
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mother sensible
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It all depends on what airline you have booked it with. If you have booked with a budget airline like Ryanair or Easyjet they do not send you any tickets( which cuts costs) they just give you a reference number at the end of your booking. It is wise to print this page and take it with you to the airport.
Other air lines will send you tickets through the post to your address. If they have not arrived at least 10 days before your flight I would ring or email them to chase them up.
I am a regular flyer. |
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johnsredgloves
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Check to see if your intinery says "ETKT" on it. If so, a printout of your intinery is your ticket. If not, the website should explain how your tickets are to be sent. I purchased tickets last month from Travelocity and they were sent to me via FEDEX in about 3 days. |
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amyd
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depending on what site u booked them off, they usually have etickets, ones which u print off and take them to chek in, otherwise there shud be some kind of receipt showing u paid for them, and then u take tht to the chek in desk and voila! |
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shakespiers
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You need only hand over your passport at the check-in desk, which opens 2 hours before your flight departs. You will then be given a boarding card. It's that simple. |
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TMLeaf Fan
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They will email a confirmation number. Use this and your credit card to check in at the airport. You won't get a physical hard copy anymore... |
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Shareef Shaitan
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When u booked the flight, there should be a CONFIRMATION NUMBER. which is enough to take the boarding pass. (If u have paid online)
And if u didnt pay online, then there should be a number to call the airline office and have the information.
So CALL.... |
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foxy
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you won;t at any stage get tickets but you should get an e-mail confirming flight.......print off your itinerary and just present it at check in....that's all you need and passport......FOXY |
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magiclady2007
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the firm you booked with should have said whether or not they would be coming via post or to be picked up from airport. check your inbox because you should have recieved an e-mail confiming flights etc |
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luddite
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Is it an e-ticket? Then just print it off. Otherwise wait for the postman. |
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briggs
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by post or e- ticket you can print on your printer from computer. |
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Filthy Lucre
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did they give you instructions then pet? |
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♥frodo_covcity♥
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They should post them to you, that's what happened when we booked with Thomson. |
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