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Ticket never issued
Arrived at the checkout counter in Sydney for a flight to Honolulu and found that Hawaiian Airlines had never charged my credit card or issued a ticket. This is despite the fact that I had a confirmation number, seat assignments, and received a confirmation email on the day of travel. It took over an hour with the agent to finally have a ticket issued.
Hawaiian airlines is a Delta partner, which is the reason I flew them to begin with. Any suggestions on where to complain? Thanks! |
Originally Posted by JohnEcon
(Post 20404924)
Arrived at the checkout counter in Sydney for a flight to Honolulu and found that Hawaiian Airlines had never charged my credit card or issued a ticket. This is despite the fact that I had a confirmation number, seat assignments, and received a confirmation email on the day of travel. It took over an hour with the agent to finally have a ticket issued.
Hawaiian airlines is a Delta partner, which is the reason I flew them to begin with. Any suggestions on where to complain? Thanks! Sorry to hear this, just curious if you tried to check-in online. I would write a brief, concise letter as my communications via HA website resulted in poorly worded "auto-responses". Hawaiian Airlines Consumer Affairs Office PO Box 30008 Honolulu, HI 96820-9915 |
Sorry for the trouble. Had similar issue before with ticketing (though mine was reissuing a previously used ticket). HA doesn't care much about feedback of customers, so don't expect a response.
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Ticket never issued
Thanks for the suggestion! I had not checked in online; perhaps I should have.
I've been a lurker on FlyerTalk for some time, and learned a lot. I'm looking forward to being more involved. |
Originally Posted by JohnEcon
(Post 20411137)
Thanks for the suggestion! I had not checked in online; perhaps I should have.
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Have to disagree. OP apparently never received his e-ticket receipt (confirmation of a reservation isn't a ticket to fly). The time to jump on this was the day after the reservation was made. Waiting to OLCI or counter is a prescription for problems. If the flight sells out, it doesn't matter who screwed up, there's no seat for OP.
Clearly OP ought to complain to HA, because HA screwed up. But, need to be proactive too. |
Sorry formeraa, just don't see how less information can ever be a good thing.....
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Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 20436924)
Have to disagree. OP apparently never received his e-ticket receipt (confirmation of a reservation isn't a ticket to fly). The time to jump on this was the day after the reservation was made. Waiting to OLCI or counter is a prescription for problems. If the flight sells out, it doesn't matter who screwed up, there's no seat for OP.
Clearly OP ought to complain to HA, because HA screwed up. But, need to be proactive too. |
Originally Posted by bzbdewd
(Post 20548347)
So what is the difference between confirmation and e-ticket receipt? I'm flying an AA award with a portion on HA. So far I've been told repeatedly that I can't reserve a seat which worries me. But all I've received is my confirmation from AA. I called AA and got the HA confirmation number and looked on HA website. The reservation shows up there just fine so is that what I'm looking for or do I need to call and make sure we are actually ticketed?
Overall, this is a very rare glitch, and it happens even more rarely when other airlines ticket the reservation, since HA usually give them x number if hours to ticket after reservation has been made or they will cancel your reservation. |
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