Originally Posted by
daniellam
Note: With e-ticketing, there is a function called "Present Credit Card" indicator, also known as "PCC".
With the PCC in the e-ticket record, the passenger would be required to show the credit card used to purchase the ticket at check-in. If for whatever reason he cannot present the credit card, he will be denied boarding unless he makes another payment either by cash or another credit card. (In the case of CX, for third party bookings, the credit card holder will need to visit a CX office to sign a credit card slip)
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Can they really refuse you boarding if you refuse to pay again - or have the inability to pay again? As you know, it's not uncommon for credit card details to become compromised - when that happens the card issuer usually requires the compromised card to be destroyed and will issue a new card with a completely different number. This would make it more than a tad difficult to present the original card with which the booking was made! Surely all that should be required is for proper identification to be offered?