e-ticket question
Jan 14, 2003, 4:02 pm
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e-ticket question
I apologize if this has been asked before.
What's the policy for Web check-in? 24hrs prior to the flight? If I print my boarding pass thru my printer, and I have luggage(s), do I have to stand in line and check them at the counter, or what's the procedure? If it's at Burbank (BUR), a tiny airport, is there someone on the curb to take my luggages? Would that be a skycap? And, is it a general rule to tip'em? Pls advice.
What's the policy for Web check-in? 24hrs prior to the flight? If I print my boarding pass thru my printer, and I have luggage(s), do I have to stand in line and check them at the counter, or what's the procedure? If it's at Burbank (BUR), a tiny airport, is there someone on the curb to take my luggages? Would that be a skycap? And, is it a general rule to tip'em? Pls advice.
Jan 14, 2003, 8:46 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by thissucks:
I apologize if this has been asked before.
What's the policy for Web check-in? 24hrs prior to the flight? If I print my boarding pass thru my printer, and I have luggage(s), do I have to stand in line and check them at the counter, or what's the procedure? If it's at Burbank (BUR), a tiny airport, is there someone on the curb to take my luggages? Would that be a skycap? And, is it a general rule to tip'em? Pls advice.</font>
I apologize if this has been asked before.
What's the policy for Web check-in? 24hrs prior to the flight? If I print my boarding pass thru my printer, and I have luggage(s), do I have to stand in line and check them at the counter, or what's the procedure? If it's at Burbank (BUR), a tiny airport, is there someone on the curb to take my luggages? Would that be a skycap? And, is it a general rule to tip'em? Pls advice.</font>
At major airports, ie. Seattle, you have the option of curbside or a special "web bag check" line. In BUR, your option is to curbside (can't say for sure that AS has a skycap @ curbside) or stand in line with everyone else at the counter. If you use the skycap, common practice is to tip at least $1 per bag.
Have a great trip!
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Jan 14, 2003, 8:48 pm
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Note that per http://www.alaskaair.com/www2/Airpor...Guides_BUR.asp , there is a skycap @ BUR.
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-Steve
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-Steve
Jan 15, 2003, 1:32 pm
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Speaking of which, has anyone noticed longer lines at check-in and security with the new boarding pass rules? I'm traveling this Saturday mid-afternoon from SEA. Is it likely that if I have a web boarding pass, the TSA will reject it and ask me to go back to the ticket counter or an ITM?
Jan 15, 2003, 10:19 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by EIPremier:
Speaking of which, has anyone noticed longer lines at check-in and security with the new boarding pass rules? I'm traveling this Saturday mid-afternoon from SEA. Is it likely that if I have a web boarding pass, the TSA will reject it and ask me to go back to the ticket counter or an ITM?</font>
Speaking of which, has anyone noticed longer lines at check-in and security with the new boarding pass rules? I'm traveling this Saturday mid-afternoon from SEA. Is it likely that if I have a web boarding pass, the TSA will reject it and ask me to go back to the ticket counter or an ITM?</font>