Is E-ticket okay for International travel?
 

In article ,
Hilary writes:

What sort of "offending" information?

If the ticket is from a consolidator that went belly up that very much
offends the airlines and they won't let you on.

Really? That would only apply if the airline hadn't been paid for the
ticket.


I assume that is what the airline would expect if the consolidator goes belly
up. Least wise, that is how they reacted when they saw the offending agency's
imprint on the ticket, no no you ain't gonna go. No checking up on it at all.
edwardseco

Is E-ticket okay for International travel?
 

Edwardseco wrote:

In article ,
Hilary writes:


What sort of "offending" information?

If the ticket is from a consolidator that went belly up that very much
offends the airlines and they won't let you on.

Really? That would only apply if the airline hadn't been paid for the
ticket.



I assume that is what the airline would expect if the consolidator goes belly
up. Least wise, that is how they reacted when they saw the offending agency's
imprint on the ticket, no no you ain't gonna go. No checking up on it at all.
edwardse

It would be the same for any TA issued ticket. They have the ability to
tell whether the airline has been paid for the ticket.

Is E-ticket okay for International travel?
 

In article , mtravelkay
writes:

I assume that is what the airline would expect if the consolidator goes
belly
up. Least wise, that is how they reacted when they saw the offending
agency's
imprint on the ticket, no no you ain't gonna go. No checking up on it at
all.
edwardse

It would be the same for any TA issued ticket. They have the ability to
tell whether the airline has been paid for the ticket.


Never even looked twice at it but shoved it back after a quick glance at the
logo.
edwardseco