 What is an "E" Ticket?
It is an Electronic Ticket issued by the Airline at the airport in the form of a boarding card, you will not receive a ticket from us before you go to your departure Airport.
What do I need to obtain my "E" Ticket?
You will need
photo ID and at least one of the following:
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Airline Booking Reference.
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Credit Card you used as payment.
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Flight Number & Name.
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Airline Frequent Flyer Card providing the number is in the booking.
Where do I get my "E" ticket?
Where do I check in my luggage?
Most airlines have a fast drop luggage area once
you have obtained your boarding card from the machine. If you choose the traditional method
of check in at the allocated check-in desk your luggage will be taken in the normal way.
What do I do if the machine is out of order or does not issue my boarding card?
Go the Airlines Ticket & Sales desk located in the terminal.
Where do I go once I have obtained my boarding card & checked in my luggage?
Proceed to the departure lounge / gate number indicated on you boarding card.
Where do I get my return or onward "E" Ticket?
Your return or onward ticket will be available at your departure terminal for each
flight; follow the same process as before.
What
if "E" Tickets aren't available for my itinerary?
*There
is a £10 fee per person per booking. This low charge is possible due to the
automated process we have invested in heavily - but the booking will still be
quality checked by our experienced consultants before despatching your tickets.
Some
airlines don't yet offer E-tickets. To check, double click the flight number of your search results, E-Ticket routes
are indicated by
"ET/ ELECTRONIC TKT CANDIDATE".
In
order to electronically ticket an itinerary, all of the flights in the itinerary
must be eligible for electronic ticketing and must be on the same airline.
If you are travelling
with British Airways you can view an "E" Ticket demo - click here. |
