When is a ticket considered "used" ?
Feb 27, 17, 11:10 am
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2017
Posts: 2
When is a ticket considered "used" ?
I'm trying to avoid a 'no show fee' on Philippine Airlines. Does anyone know whether I can just check in to my flight with a ticketing agent at the airport within the 6-hour window of departure, or do I actually need to have the ticket scanned by the agent at the jet way prior to boarding?
Feb 27, 17, 12:24 pm
#2
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: WA, US
Programs: lots of little things
Posts: 698
Standard industry technology updates a coupon status to USED after the traveler does ALL:
1. Checks in
2. is Boarded
3. Flight is airborne
There may be variations based on carrier policy/GDS infrastructure, but if you aren't going to be on board when your plane departs, you ticket likely won't become USED.
1. Checks in
2. is Boarded
3. Flight is airborne
There may be variations based on carrier policy/GDS infrastructure, but if you aren't going to be on board when your plane departs, you ticket likely won't become USED.
