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Old Sep 17, 2008 | 10:09 pm
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Carry Your E-ticket Print Out
Originally Posted by MacDaddie
Originally Posted by redbeard911
I did have one occasion where proof of a return ticket was requested and I didn't have one (as is was an electronic ticket). I was escorted to a room and an airline representative was later brought to the room, the representative went and produced a print out showing I had a round trip ticket and then I went through
I'm glad that worked out.

Last year, wife and I (U.S. passport holders) arrived at Gatwick for an overnight MR turnaround. The British customs were HIGHLY suspicious and were not about to admit us until I produced an e-ticket print out showing that we had indeed pre-paid our return flight for the next day. On returning to MSP the next day, the U.S immigration person on hearing "one day trip", said "Oh, mileage run" as she stamped our passports.
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