UK Tickets

8 Comments

1. Miss Ann Thrope

   Yes, the option is called an e-ticket.

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 1:42 pm | Permalink
2. graywales

   Depends on the air line but most e mail you e tickets and you simply present that at the check in desk. Enjoy your trip.

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 2:29 pm | Permalink
3. The Wail of a Banshee

   If you are in the UK that is the normal procedure for late booking ,and if you are travelling with a budget airline they are ticket-less ,you just need your conformation booking sheet.

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 2:49 pm | Permalink
4. s

   you only need a print not a real ticket its electronic ticket

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 3:05 pm | Permalink
5. supplies!

   1. Print the E-ticket and present it at the Check-in counter.

   or, if you have no other option

   2. Check in online at the airline’s website, then present your passport at the Check-in/Quick Check-in counter. Technically you’re still supposed to print an E-ticket, but depending on the airline, they might just issue you with a boarding pass and let you through.

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 3:24 pm | Permalink
6. Ahm

   Most tickets nowadays are E-tickets which no need picked up, just go check in with your passport/ID.

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 3:56 pm | Permalink
7. Bite my Shiny Metal Ass

   select e ticket as an option, or Ticket on Departure for a fee ( aorund £10)

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 4:43 pm | Permalink
8. Rxn Mri

   Yes, if you check in at the airport they will give you the boarding passes. people usually use e-tickets when they check-in online.

   Posted on 15-Nov-09 at 4:59 pm | Permalink

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