e-ticketing
 

I called QF today who mentioned that should I organise even a 20 segment xONEx, I should be able to get an e-ticket assuming of course all the oneworld carriers in question have e-ticket interlining in place. Thought it was worth letting you all know although not sure of course if this will happen in practice.

I plan to book a BA/QF/CX/AA ticket shortly ex CAI and will report if I am able to get an e-ticket.

I don't know if BA CAI will be able to issue such e-ticket, but I do know that Emeco will not, because of your CX flight(s).

I have a BA CAI issued e-ticket with sectors on BA/AA/CX if that helps. BA has interline e-ticket agreements with all OneWorld partners- this may be the key factor.

Edited to add: AA was the first to have interline e-ticket agreements with all OneWorld partners; I assume the problem is with EMECO then?

I thought that tickets with LAN Chile segments could not be issued as e-tickets. Has this changed since October, when my last RTW was issued?

I had a LAN flight earlier this month that couldnt be e-ticketed, with own flight number or under codeshare.

The table shown at the link below should answer your questions regarding e-ticket.

http://www.oneworld.com/pressroom/re...?ObjectID=3854

Yes, in theory, but in reality, when the ticket is issued by some agents, for example Emeco (AA's agent in CAI), the table above goes out the window, and you end up with a paper ticket regardless, because for whatever reasons the agent is just not able to e-ticket CX/LA segments (in this example). (Edited to add that this info is current as of feb 01, 2005)