E-mail for E-tickets
Feb 15, 2002 | 6:30 pm
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E-mail for E-tickets
I doubt that I was the first one to get this.
I just made a booking for next week and the agent asked for my e-mail address. Before we ere finished with the details, my confirmation came by e-mail instead of Fax. She also mentioned that she was doing the ticketing right from there instead of sending it off for someone to do tomorrow.
I forgot to ask what office I was dealing with, but, does the Elite line go anywhere but Montreal?
I just made a booking for next week and the agent asked for my e-mail address. Before we ere finished with the details, my confirmation came by e-mail instead of Fax. She also mentioned that she was doing the ticketing right from there instead of sending it off for someone to do tomorrow.
I forgot to ask what office I was dealing with, but, does the Elite line go anywhere but Montreal?
Feb 16, 2002 | 7:23 am
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Montreal,Que,Ca
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This is a new product called instant ticketing. It allows Reservations agents to E-mail an E-Ticket to customers. The document sent thru the E-mail system is not one that is valid for travel but it does show you that the E-Ticket has been issued. This is now only available to Revenue tickets with no launch date set for Aeroplan yet.
Feb 16, 2002 | 8:08 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Gazou2002:
This is a new product called instant ticketing. It allows Reservations agents to E-mail an E-Ticket to customers. The document sent thru the E-mail system is not one that is valid for travel ...</font>
This is a new product called instant ticketing. It allows Reservations agents to E-mail an E-Ticket to customers. The document sent thru the E-mail system is not one that is valid for travel ...</font>
Feb 16, 2002 | 9:46 am
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Join Date: Mar 2000
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The emailed receipt is valid for travel only within Canada. It is not yet accepted as a valid document for travel when going to the US or international. These latter two must also be followed up by either a faxed copy or a mailed copy of the receipt.
Feb 16, 2002 | 9:59 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by CPYVR:
The emailed receipt is valid for travel only within Canada. It is not yet accepted as a valid document for travel when going to the US or international. These latter two must also be followed up by either a faxed copy or a mailed copy of the receipt.</font>
The emailed receipt is valid for travel only within Canada. It is not yet accepted as a valid document for travel when going to the US or international. These latter two must also be followed up by either a faxed copy or a mailed copy of the receipt.</font>
Feb 16, 2002 | 11:26 am
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Ok I understand now. The hold-up on the legality of these documents has always been the customs and immigration people. The faxed receipts were a problem with the border people when they first came out also and many people had trouble until Canada Customs and INS people got acquainted with e-tix.
I was wondering since I have to turn the laptop on a Security, if now I also have to switch it on at checkin and at the bording point just to show the receipt
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I was wondering since I have to turn the laptop on a Security, if now I also have to switch it on at checkin and at the bording point just to show the receipt
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Mar 4, 2002 | 2:54 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">E-Ticket Keeps Getting Better - Receipts Now E-mailed. Customers have a new delivery option for their E-Ticket itinerary and receipt. Formerly mailed, faxed or picked up at the airport, these documents can now be e-mailed instantly to any e-mail address. While the e-mail is considered a legal travel document in Canada, customers travelling to the US and other international destinations will also be required to provide a paper copy - mail, fax or airport pick-up. This improvement is part of a larger product called Instant E-Ticket that also allows Reservation agents to debit a customer's credit card and issue the ET while they are still on the phone! The next phase will enable agents to make pricing changes and issue refunds.</font>