"E-ticket not available"
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"E-ticket not available"
I was booking my son's return trip to DEN after his Navy training, and his duty station in SAN. Since he's stopping over in DEN, I had to book two one-way tickets. One from PNS (snicker) to DEN, and one from DEN to SAN. I would up on CO on the DEN leg and F9 on the SAN leg. When I went to pay, Expedia told me that the e-ticket was not available, and they had to issue paper tickets. I haven't had a paper ticket in 8 years.
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Originally Posted by redbeard911
I was booking my son's return trip to DEN after his Navy training, and his duty station in SAN. Since he's stopping over in DEN, I had to book two one-way tickets. One from PNS (snicker) to DEN, and one from DEN to SAN. I would up on CO on the DEN leg and F9 on the SAN leg. When I went to pay, Expedia told me that the e-ticket was not available, and they had to issue paper tickets. I haven't had a paper ticket in 8 years.
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Let me add more info.
The PNS-DEN is on 1 Sept, and the DEN-SAN is on 16 Sept. I would assume that they "look" like two unrelated one-way tickets.
I'll try and book them separately, and see what happens. If I did that, it would double my 9/11 and facility fee.
However, Expedia wants $20 for the least expensive ticket delivery method.
The PNS-DEN is on 1 Sept, and the DEN-SAN is on 16 Sept. I would assume that they "look" like two unrelated one-way tickets.
I'll try and book them separately, and see what happens. If I did that, it would double my 9/11 and facility fee.
However, Expedia wants $20 for the least expensive ticket delivery method.
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Originally Posted by redbeard911
Let me add more info.
The PNS-DEN is on 1 Sept, and the DEN-SAN is on 16 Sept. I would assume that they "look" like two unrelated one-way tickets.
I'll try and book them separately, and see what happens. If I did that, it would double my 9/11 and facility fee.
However, Expedia wants $20 for the least expensive ticket delivery method.
The PNS-DEN is on 1 Sept, and the DEN-SAN is on 16 Sept. I would assume that they "look" like two unrelated one-way tickets.
I'll try and book them separately, and see what happens. If I did that, it would double my 9/11 and facility fee.
However, Expedia wants $20 for the least expensive ticket delivery method.

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Originally Posted by MSY-MSP
Given that I would just go ahead and book each ticket on the airline's own site. That way you avoid the Expedia ticketing fee and the $20.00 delivery fee. Also don't worry about the SSSS for your son. If he uses his military ID for is ID then the agent should remove the SSSS from the ticket.
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Originally Posted by etch5895
Don't count on this (underlined). I concur with the seperate bookings, if the price turns out to be right.
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I just booked each ticket individually, on the CO and F9 websites. I was able to e-ticket each one, and the prices were the same as the combined ticket. ^
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My paper ticket frustration:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=594373
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=594373

